Winegrower and Winemaker’s Day is celebrated in Ukraine every second Sunday of November. This professional holiday, established by President Volodymyr Zelensky in July 2020, honors those involved in the viticulture and winemaking industry. The roots of Ukraine's wine industry trace back to the 4th century BC with Greek colonizers in Crimea, and significant regions for viticulture include Odessa Oblast, Kherson Oblast, and Zakarpattia Oblast. On this day, professionals in the grape cultivation and wine sectors receive congratulations for their dedication, while others celebrate by enjoying a bottle of Ukrainian wine to support local producers. The holiday reflects the historical significance and cultural heritage of winemaking in Ukraine, which has evolved through various periods, including the Middle Ages and the Soviet era.