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 Wein-Produktionsmengen

Wine production quantities

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Keyword: Wine production quantities

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In about 100 of the 200 countries in the world is wine-grape growing, or at least run. The criteria for the suitability of a region for growing grapes are Weinbauwürdigkeit cited. The global amount of development in the period 1990 to 2007 shows a reduction of over one million hectares in the vineyards (11%), and 40 million hectoliters of wine (13%). Another fact is an ongoing decline in Europe, as well as an increase in all other parts of the world. The share of Europe has declined in this period when the vineyards of 70% to 59% (11%), and in wine production from 78% to 68% (10%). A major factor influencing the production of wine, of course, the Weather , Which refers to the yield effect. The quantity of wine produced but is directly related to the yield surface. A distinction is made ​​between the yield surface (of the grapes are harvested), whose entire area (not including income eligible land) and the total vineyard area (including without plants Fallow ).

Still, there is the problem of global Surplus production (* 1931) decreed (ultimately unsuccessful) Clear as a measure against the Alcoholism in the USSR And the EU-up premiums, which are especially Italy , France and Spain quantitatively affected. At this time the vines reached 7.6 million hectares worldwide with their lowest levels since 1950. Then there was an increase from 1998 to 2002. The 2007 results suggest that after these years of the recovery comes again in a decrease in global vineyards. Also the Globalization and the Climate Change will have an influence on change.

The following tables do not distinguish between productive and non-producing vines, but the quantities represent the land stocked with vines. The total vineyard area in the world in 2007 with 77,923 km ² corresponds roughly to the size Austria (357.01 thousand km ²). The vineyard area in hectares (the rest is small Oceania = Australia and New Zealand):
Year World Europe Africa Asia America
1990 8,813.000 6,109.600 = 69.3% 380 200 = 4.3% 1,383.100 = 15.7% 876 100 = 9.9%
2000 7,704.500 4,977.700 = 64.6% 320 400 = 4.2% 1,420.800 = 18.4% 868 700 = 11.3%
2007 7,792.300 4,563.000 = 58.6% 393 900 = 5.1% 1,649.300 = 21.2% 981 900 = 12.6%

The OIV in 2007 are the highlights of the development as follows given (severely cut): In Africa maintains the growth recorded since 1997 is continuing. In the U.S. , the vines stabilize at about 400,000 hectares, while in Argentina and Brazil , and to a lesser extent in Chile continue to grow. In Asia is a significant proportion of the vines for the production of non-processed products destined for wine, especially in Iran , in Turkey and in Syria . Regarding the Asian vineyards China is still the driving force. In Australia and New Zealand (Oceania), however there is only a slight growth (end-Bulletin OIV).

About 85% of the harvested grapes are used to Winemaking utilized. The remaining 15% will be for the production of Table grape and Raisins , and Spirits used. The wine production of 2007 at 266 million hectoliters or 26.6 million gallons of bottles to 0.75 corresponds to 35.5 billion liters, or a cube with side length of about 300 meters (1981 to 1985, these were, on average, with some 334 million hectoliters wine by 25% more have been). It should be noted however, that only about half actually Bottles The other half in other Containers is filled. About one-third of the volume of wine exported (see under Wine Trade ). The wine production volumes in million hl ( Wine , Sparkling , Sparkling wine ):
Year World Europe Africa Asia America
1990 304.192 237.165 = 78.0% 9.259 = 3.0% 4.448 = 1.5% 48.595 = 16.0%
2000 272.557 199 000 = 73.0% 9.091 = 3.3% 11.703 = 4.3% 44.815 = 16.4%
2007 265.994 180.099 = 67.7% 11.236 = 4.2% 13.663 = 5.1% 49.901 = 18.8%

A list of countries ranked according to the vineyard in 2007 shows that the ranking is for the wine production in some cases completely different. Thus, for example, Turkey only in 40th Place in production, but in 4th Place after the vines. The reason is simply that there (also because of the Alcohol ban For believing Muslims) to a predominantly table grapes or raisins are produced. The lonely lying on the vines at the top Spain owns the largest vineyard area (with the world's most common variety Airén ), but evidence from the wine production is only the third Rank.


For the following countries, there are few / no data rel. Vineyard and / or quantities of wine, but there exists a keyword: Ethiopia , Bhutan , Denmark , Ecuador , Estonia , Finland , Indonesia , Ireland , Cape Verde , Kenya , Cuba , Laos , Latvia , Liechtenstein , Lithuania , Myanmar (Burma), Namibia , Nepal , Netherlands , Norway , Paraguay , Philippines , Poland , Sweden , Sri Lanka , Taiwan , Uganda , Vietnam , Wales , Belarus and Zimbabwe . See also Africa , Asia , Europe , New World , South America and USA .

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