It is the country that drinks the most wine, says the data
The world drank 23.4 billion liters of wine last year. Here's where the wine remains the hottest of all.
If you have pinned for all the best things about a great sun - Sunshine, new landscapes,Fun dining room, and maybe some beautiful glasses ofwine-Some of this experience may not be as far as you think. Although a new report found that worldwide consumption had fallen to its lower in 20 years, some countries in particular drank the most ... while one "ends easily" the consumption of wine at world, according to an international wine organization.
Carafe At the annual report of the International Organization of Vine & Wine (OIV). Of their research, the OIV estimates that the world drank 23.4 billion liters of wine in 2020. Although the report indicates a decrease in wine productionand Consumption between 2019 and 2020, there are some countries that held the stable bottle ... or even tipping over their glasses a little last year.
Travel to see which countries the OIV said the most wine in 2020.
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It was not China.
Of the carafe of classified nations, the consumption of Chinese wine has actually seen one of the most drastic changes, which falls at a rate of 17.4% compared to 2019. OIV reported that it was the third year of A row of a "sharp drop" of wine consumption among the Chinese. Dr. Qin Ma, Professor of Viticulture at the Agricultural University of China, declaredStrong This cause of this decrease is that an important segment of Chinese wine consumption is done in bars and restaurants, such as business dinners or arrival time meetings with friends - who was out of The table during the pandemic.
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It was not Spain either.
Wine is known to be a love of love for Spanish (like theThe habits of life that help many of them stay skinny!), But in the country, the investigation revealed that the consumption of wine has fallen into Spain by 6.8%.
Australia has not seen a jump.
While even kangaroos know a tour through a charming South Australian vineyard, the human wine drinkers in Australia drank 3.7% less in 2020 than the previous year, about 570 million liters.
France held flat.
When you think of countries that love their wine, you probably think of France. This seems true - not even the affected pandemic the consumption of wine in France, at a nationality rate of about 2.5 billion liters in 2019 and 2020. The American Wine Economist Association (AAWE) said in a tweet Earlier this year that, in 2018, French BU 50.2 liters of wine per capita.
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Germany accounted for.
Venerated for its regions of wine country as the Kaiserstuhl mountains, shown here, Germany was a country that saw aWine trend on the rise, with the wine drinking 0.2% of 2019 to 2020.
The wine remained great in Russia.
Like these foamy wine fermentation tanks to the oldest cellar of Russia could suggest, Russiareally Love their wine. Wine consumption increased by 3% reported in Russia during the pandemic compared to the previous year.
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Argentina savored.
Argentina has seen an increase in wine consumption by 6.5% (while its northeast neighbor, Brazil, jumped 18%).
The Italiansgreet'D.
Italy is known for its wine, which is why some people are surprised that the Italians are not known to be big drinkers. You may see some of the worst drives of the pandemic than Italians to stay at home, cook and stay comfortable where it was safe. It is said that Italian alcohol would have climbed 7.5% last year on 2019.
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Portugal loves its port (and more).
Portugal loves its wine so much that an annual summer regatta event celebrates the beloved port wine brands by putting their logos on the sails of boats. The AAAWE said that per capita, Portugal would also have drunk the most wine, an average of 62 liters per person each year.
America drinks the most wine.
As these wine-loyal festivals in Maryland in 2019, the data stated that their data suggest: "The United States is easily the list of countries that drink the most wine." This totals approximately 872 million gallon per year, which would have been stable between 2019 and 2020.
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