A Bump in the Road for Austria?

The export engine of Austrian wine seems to have faltered in 2024, with growth slowing in several key markets. Yet, not all is bleak—there are still regions offering promising opportunities for Austrian producers. Which markets hold the most potential for the future?

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South Africa’s Wine Exports on the Rise

South African wine exports defied the global downturn in 2024, with the UK maintaining its position as the top importer of Cape wines.

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France's Wine Export Volume Stabilizes

Domestic sales continue to decline, particularly for imported wine.

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Austria Bucks (Some) Trends

Austria appears relatively well-positioned amid the global sales crisis. The domestic market also remains stable. Recent harvests have been on the smaller side, with Grüner Veltliner in particularly short supply. Vincent Meßmer reports.

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Champagne Losing Ground in France

While Champagne is losing significance in its home market, Crémants and foreign sparkling wines are gaining traction. Prosecco holds a special position in this trend.

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CEEV Advocates for Mercosur Agreement

Potential markets like Brazil could open new opportunities for European wine exporters.

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Freixenet: Josep Ferrer Passes Away

Josep Ferrer, Honorary President of Freixenet, has passed away at the age of 99. Born on October 19, 1925, he is regarded as one of the key figures who helped shape the sparkling wine company.

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Bumpy Start for Pernod Ricard

Wine and spirits giant Pernod Ricard saw an 8.5% drop in revenue at the start of the 2025 fiscal year, with declines primarily in two key markets.

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Argentina Faces Biggest Crisis in 20 Years. Domestic Wine Sales Halved

A national study reveals that viticulture in Argentina is in distress. Both local and international factors are blamed

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