2025年全球葡萄酒产业现状报告

PUBLICATION INFORMATION PUBLISHED BY THE INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONOF VINE AND WINE 1, Rue Monge21000 Dijon, Francewww.oiv.intISBN 978-2-85038-131-7© International Organisation of Vine and Wine, 2026 The OIV encourages the use, reproduction and dissemination ofmaterial in this report. Except where otherwise indicated, materialmay be copied, downloaded and printed for private study, research When referencing this publication, please use the following citation:OIV. (2026, May).State of the World Wine Sector in 2025. International OIVstatistical publications are available on the OIV websitehttps://www.oiv.int/what-we-do/statistics Preparation and coordination The State of the World Wine Sector in 2025 was prepared by theStatistics Department of the International Organisation of Vine and Technical coordination of the publication was ensured by GiorgioDelgrosso, Head of Statistics Department, and Yue Chang, DataOfficer. Additional support was offered by Sri Kumar Valipireddy, intern atthe OIV. Editingand layout were carried out by Daniela Costa,OIVCommunication Officer. Disclaimer The designations employed and the presentation of material in thisreport do not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever onthe part of the International Organisation of Vine and Wine (OIV),concerning the legal or development status of any country, territory,city or area or of its authorities, or concerning the delimitation of 12-18 October 2026, Ningxia – Yinchua, PR China The year 2025 in a nutshell 1IVineyard Surface Area 1.1•World vineyard 71.2•Major vine-growing countries 8 2IWine Production 2.1•World wine production 102.2•Major wine-producing countries in the Northern Hemisphere 102.3•Major wine-producing countries in the Southern Hemisphere 12 3IWine Consumption 3.1•World wine consumption 143.2•Major wine-consuming countries 14 4IInternational Trade in Wine 4.1•World trade volume and value 174.2•World trade by product type 184.3•Major wine exporters 194.4•Major wine importers 22 List of figuresFigure 1• Evolution of world vineyard surface area 7 Figure 2• Evolution of world wine production (juices and musts excluded) 10Figure 3• Evolution of world wine consumption 14 List of tablesTable 1 •Vineyard surface area of major vine-growing countries 9 Table 2• Wine production (juices and musts excluded) in major countries 13Table 3• Wine consumption in major countries 16Table 4• Breakdown of international trade in wine by product type 18Table 5• Major wine exporters 21Table 6• Major wine importers 24 Abbreviationsha:hectares kha:thousands of hectaresmha:millions of hectaresl: litreskhl:thousands of hectolitresmhl:millions of hectolitresm:millionbn:billionEUR:eurosAvg.: averageProv.:provisionalPrel.:preliminary The year 2025 in a nutshell In 2025, the global vine and wine sector continued to adapt to a combinationof climatic variability, softer demand and rising trade uncertainty. Acrossproduction, consumption and trade, volumes remained under pressure,but overall market balances stayed broadly contained, supported by loweroutput, gradual stock adjustment and the high level of internationalisation Key Highlights •Vineyard Surface Area:The global vineyard surface areadeclined by 0.8% in 2025 to 7.0 million hectares, markingthe sixth consecutive year of contraction. This confirmsan ongoing adjustment in the global vineyard, driven by •Wine Production:Global wine production is estimated at227 mhl in 2025, only 0.6% above the historically low levelof 2024. This marks the third consecutive year of low globaloutput, reflecting the combined effect of climatic volatility andproduction adjustments linked to softer demand conditions. •Wine Consumption:World wine consumption is estimatedat 208 mhl in 2025, down 2.7% compared with 2024. Thisevolution reflects the interaction of long-term structuralshifts in mature markets, changing consumer behaviour andrecent economic pressures on purchasing power. With nine •International Trade in Wine:Global trade in 2025 wasshaped above all by heightened trade uncertainty associatedwith US tariff measures, together with weaker demand inseveral major import markets. World wine exports declined to94.8 mhl (-4.7%), while export value fell to 33.8 bn EUR (-6.7%),reflecting both lower traded volumes and moderate price 1lVineyard surface area 1.1 • World vineyard In 2025, the world’s vineyard surface area1stands at7.0 million hectares, marking a slight decrease of 0.8%compared to 2024.This confirms the continuation of Thistrend reflects a reduction in vineyard surfaceareaacross major vine-growing countries in bothhemispheres, with only a few exceptions. The reduction By contrast,India’svineyard area has been expandingin recent years, with an average annual growth rate of4.6% since 2019. In 2025, the total area under vines isestimated to reach197 kha, making the Indian vineyardthe 7th largest in the world. Other large vineyards in Asia, 1.2 • Major vine-growing countries