Italian wine export by type Sparkling wines Bottled wines (packaged < 2 liters), still and slightly sparkling (frizzanti) > 2 liters and bulk wines Source:
Unione Italiana Vini soc coop
Italian bulk wine market, prices going up
Verona. Predictably, the diminished production in Italy has started to produce its effects on the market at the origin for bulk wines. Returning from a campaign that had already seen
Italian wine production 2012: 8% decline estimated and volumes below 40 million hl
This year could really be the poorest harvest in decades for Italy. The negative statistical records (-8% estimated by Ismea and the Unione Italiana Vini) would bring the volumes below
The main target markets for Italian Dop wines (Doc and Docg)
Then main destination country in volumes of our DOC and DOCG wines in bottles is Germany, which in the first quarter of the year purchased 264,000 hectoliters, mostly red. Followig
The extraordinary case of “Vin de France”: if +25% is not enough
Exports have started quietly in 2009 and now – as the players grew and became aware of the brand – the numbers are starting to raise. Today around 2 million
Exports first quarter 2012 – Focus New World: Clinging desperately to Asia
You can not tell that the beginning of the year is exciting for major exporting countries of the New World. On the bottle segment the only wines in good health,
Italy 2012 first quarter export data: price lists in dangerous fluctuation
There is a fact common to the quarterly exports of three major European competitors: the wine is a bit pricey everywhere. It is evident from the price lists that show
The dilemma of the nursery: grafted vines risk ethnical cleansing
Udine. Healthy grafted vines? Sterile? Infected? And if infected, with what? And at what time exactly? The question, a controversy that has always characterized the relationship between grower and winemaker,
Italian wine production down 12% to 45 million hectoliters
In 2011 Italy has produced a total of 44.8 million hectoliters of wine and grape wine, marking a decrease of 11,5% compared to the previous year. The whole South of
For a Few Dollars More
Italy is the country that has exported most in 2011 and sells its bottles around the world at one of the lowest prices. At this point, the question is legitimate: