Australia – 1,369,000 L
Australia is a big industry in the wine world that is exporting a ton of wine and making loads of money for the country. It adds over $40 billion to the economy every year. Australia makes about 4% of all the wine in the world, coming from 65 different wine areas, with around 2,500 wineries, and more than 6,000 people growing grapes. Every year, Australia makes over a billion liters of wine, and they ship about 800 million liters to other countries.
Australia – Wine Production Profile |
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Total Wine Production |
1,369,000 Litres |
Total Wine Market Size (Expected In 2024) |
$8,960 Million |
Wine Production Areas |
South Australia, Victoria, and New South Wales. |
Total Grape Production |
1.75 Million Metric Tonnes |
Top Companies |
Treasury Wine Estates, Accolade Wines |
Export Value (2022) |
1.3 Billion Australian Dollars |
Awards (2023) |
Cirrus, Barangaroo, NSW, won the 2023 award. |
Most Respected Wine Guide |
Halliday magazine |
Top 10 Wine Producing Countries in the World 2024
International Organisation of Vine and Wine (OIV) reported that in 2022, world wine production (excluding juice and musts) was estimated to be around 260 million hectoliters, showing a slight increase from the previous year. The top wine-producing countries remain Italy, France, and Spain. They together account for about half of the world’s total wine production, demonstrating their significant influence on the global wine market.
In this article, we are going to discuss the top 10 wine-producing countries in the World.
Table of Content
- List of Top Wine Producing Countries In The World
- 10. Germany – 746,200 L
- 9. Chile – 949,200 L
- 8. South Africa – 1,080,100 L
- 7. China – 1,163,600 L
- 6. Argentina – 1,182,100 L
- 5. Australia – 1,369,000 L
- 4. United States – 2,333,900 L
- 3. Spain – 3,248,000 L
- 2. France – 3,641,900 L
- 1. Italy – 4,250,000 L
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