The Vini'Tarn show, which brings together wine lovers and local enthusiasts every year in Bout-du-Pont-de-l'Arn, saw record attendance for its 7th edition on Sunday. More than 1,800 visitors showed up, despite the autumn weather, to discover the forty exhibitors who came to share their products and their know-how.
“It was perhaps the best edition since the creation of the show in 2017,” rejoices Thierry Arnaud, communications manager at the town hall.
Between paid entries and invitations, more than 1,000 visitors paraded during the day. Free entry, open from 4 p.m., made it possible to attract an even wider audience, while facilitating access to the general public.
Bernard Prat, the mayor of Bout-du-Pont-de-l'Arn, welcomes the involvement of the organizing team: “It is a real satisfaction because it is an event which requires great preparation.”
There was conviviality, reinforced by the presence of actor Jason Chicandier, who shared moments of frank camaraderie with visitors and producers.
From 6:30 p.m., the Wine Bar evening attracted nearly 700 people under the marquee, organized by volunteers from the animation committee with a festive and friendly atmosphere. After such success, Vini'Tarn is already preparing a 2025 edition, which promises to be just as festive and full of discoveries.
