• Event at Vista supported by Vino Condiviso, the Consulate General of Italy in Hong Kong, and the Italian Trade Agency.
• Over 250 guests explored over 100 Italian wine labels, paired with signature canapés from Five Foot Road and Grill 58.

Old World wine culture was on display at MGM COTAI on 29 May, as MGM hosted “Vino Condiviso 2026 Macau, Viva Italia” at Vista, with the support of Vino Condiviso, the Consulate General of Italy in Hong Kong and the Italian Trade Agency.

The event brought together Italian wine producers, institutional partners, wine professionals and afficionados, with the support of Vino Condiviso, the Consulate General of Italy in Hong Kong, and the Italian Trade Agency.

“Vino Condiviso” was one of the signature highlights of MGM’s curated May wine experiences. In Italian, the phrase means “shared wine”, a feeling partaken by over 250 guests who explored over 100 Italian wine labels, presented by Italian producers and wine specialists on site – sharing their expertise, the background of each vintage, and showcasing the diversity and artistry of Italian winemaking.

Guests explored historic traditions and contemporary innovations from northern to southern Italy, including famed regions such as Piemonte, Veneto, Tuscany and Sicily. Single-varietal wines were also highlighted, demonstrating the ongoing evolution of Italy’s wine culture into modern interpretations.

Accompanying the array of wines was a curated gastronomic showcase featuring canapés from Five Foot Road – MGM’s One-Michelin-Starred Sichuan restaurant, Grill 58 – the premium restaurant embracing fire-kissed flavor, and other hearty Italian dishes. The pairing exemplified MGM’s expertise in connecting global wine culture with distinctive dining concepts, for a cross-cultural experience that reflects the company’s culinary diversity, premium hospitality and expertise in crafting lifestyle experiences for guests.

“Vino Condiviso 2026 Macau, Viva Italia” is part of MGM’s May wine campaign, “An Epicurean Journey through Fine Vintages.”