El vino en el mundo
Información actualizada y de las fuentes más fiables, sobre el vino en el mundo, incluidas las comparaciones entre diversos operadores, sus categorías, su evolución y sus tendencias.
February 19, 2026
According to official customs data from most countries in the world, global wine exports to African markets have experienced remarkable growth over the past eight years. Overall, there has been a 43% increase in the value of these exports between 2017 and the 12-month figure at October 2025, while the volume has risen by 21%. These numbers have been adjusted by Del Rey AWM to account for inconsistencies in the official data reported by several countries, as well as re-exports from Togo and Ghana. The significant rise in export value is largely attributed to the substantial revaluation of wine exports, particularly following the COVID-19 pandemic
February 10, 2026
Wines with a Protected Denomination of Origin (PDO) have been at the forefront of the decline in international sales from EU countries in recent years. This decrease is evident both in absolute figures and in relative terms, affecting revenues measured in euros and quantities in litres.
Despite notable differences among the various wine-producing countries within the EU, official figures analysed by Del Rey AWM confirm that PDO wines comprise the majority of EU exports of still bottled wines. In comparison, wines with a Protected Geographic Indication (PGI), varie-tals, and wines lacking any quality indication represent smaller shares of these exports
January 22nd 2026
According to figures published by official sources and compiled by S&P Global, with analysis from del Rey AWM, total exports of still bottled wines from EU countries fell to €15.75 billion over the twelve months ending in September 2025. Of this total, white wines accounted for approximately one third, or €5.4 billion, while red and rosé wines combined represented two thirds, amounting to €10.35 billion.
January 2nd 2026
Official data analysed by Del Rey AWM highlights that the United States experienced the most pronounced drop in wine exports among the world’s leading exporters during the first three quarters of 2025. In terms of monetary value, US wine exports fell by 31.4%, translating to a loss of $300 million and bringing total export earnings down to $655.3 million for the period.
20 noviembre 2025
El vino espumoso es el que ha impulsado las ventas mundiales de vino en los últimos años. De entre ellos, los espumosos italianos, liderados por el Prosecco en tiempos más recientes, han tenido una evolución mucho mejor que los espumosos franceses – mejor posicionados en precios – y que los españoles.
El liderazgo italiano se ha obtenido a un precio superior al de los espumosos españoles y en mercados más concentrados.
En el interanual a julio de este año, las exportaciones españolas caen un 8,5% en volumen frente a los aumentos de franceses e italianos, empujadas por la fuerte disminución de ventas registrada en Alemania (-51%).
October 10, 2025
World exports of wines in bulk during the first
semester of this year have remained quite stable in value, with decrease of volume by 2.3% almost compensated by prices increasing by 2.1%l. Comparing figures of the semester with those for the latest 12 months, trends seem to be deteriorating: similar decrease in volume faces now slower growth of average prices, that
makes revenues turning to red figures.
A report prepared for the WBWE November 2025. where more figures and trends will be analaysed. More information at WBWE.
15 septiembre, 2025
Mercosur y México no son hoy grandes zonas compradoras de vino, pero sus ritmos de crecimiento de las importaciones y sus precios medios los hacen muy atractivos. Los acuerdos comerciales de la UE con ambos pueden permitir mejor competitividad frente a Chile, aunque se mantenga la fuerte competencia entre España e Italia, con la primera mejor situada en México y los italianos mejor en Brasil.
June 6, 2025
Wine shipped in bulk accounts for around one third of total trade in volume and it is unexpectedly increasing. But there are different types of wine bulk trade, as shown by a price range that goes from less than 50 cents of Euro per litre to more than €2.50.
Different producers sell different types of wine in bulk to different markets for different purposes. Spain leads the category, particularly since the change in EU regulation in 2009 that eliminated subsidies to regular distillation. And the future may be very different from now, depending on the strategy to be followed by the most relevant actors.
June 4, 2025
Sparkling wine leads world trade, despite slowing in 2024, particularly in value terms. France, Italy and Spain account for the vast majority of sales. However, the evolution of each of these actors differ.
The presentation given by Del Rey AWM at Geisenheim University in June this year reveals the key characteristics and recent evolution of this category, showing those differences among major producers and markets, from which some interesting conclusions may be infered.
May 15, 2025
International wine markets showed great stability in 2024 which may be interpreted as good news, after sharp decline the year earlier.
Withing this framework, Spain presents good opportunities to improved wine sales both at the domestic as well as in international markets, due to its large potential for adaptation to market changes. The key - as the Italian case shows - is getting closer to the market in order to (i) follow very carefully their major trends and (ii) improve comercial networks.
This presentation was made at the 2025 Conference of the European Association of Wine Economists (EuAWE), held in Zaragoza on May 15.
30 marzo 2025
El comercio mundial de vino y mosto se mantuvo muy estable en 2024, con apenas un crecimiento del 0,8% en volumen hasta los 100,2 millones de hectolitros y una ligera bajada del -0,5% en valor hasta los 36.038 millones de euros.
De las distintas categorías de productos, solo el vino a granel aumentó el pasado año sus ventas en valor (+9,3%) frente a las caídas de vinos envasados (espumosos, no espumosos y bag-in-box) en euros, aunque los vinos espumosos consiguieron mantener sus niveles de venta en botellas (+0,1%)
Las exportaciones de Francia retrocedieron el pasado año un -2,4% en euros, pese a mantener su volumen, mientras Italia creció tanto en euros como en litros (+4,7% y +1,7% respectivamente) y España facturó un ligero 1,6% más pese a vender un 4,5% menos, pero apoyado en un aumento sensible de sus precios medios
3 febrero 2025
A falta de dos meses para cerrar los datos compa-rables del 2024, las exportaciones españolas de vino aumentaban un 1,9% hasta los 3.050 millones de euros en 12 meses, lo que supone evolución mucho mejor que la fuerte caída de las francesas (-4,6%), pero la mitad del crecimiento de las italianas (3,8%)
En volumen, los tres principales productores mun-diales de vino perdemos ventas, pero los italianos apenas un -0,8%, los franceses un -1,8% y los espa-ñoles un -3,3%.
2 enero 2025
Tras más que duplicar su volumen en el último año, el mosto de uva español (sin incluir zumos) alcanzó, en los 12 meses hasta septiembre del 2024, los 72,3 millones de litros, del total mundial de 99 millones.
En términos de valor, el mosto español facturó 75 millones de euros de un total mundial de 126 millones, lo que supone un 59% del total.