List of wine-producing countries

The following is a list of the top 40 wine-producing countries and their volume of wine production for the year 2013 in metric tonnes, according to the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), which is an agency of the United Nations; this is the latest information presently available from them. Their data show a total worldwide production of 27,421,931 tonnes (1,000 kg) of wine (which roughly corresponds to 1,000 l) with the top fifteen producing countries accounting for over 96% of the total.^[1]

Map of global wine production in 2013.

Wine production by country 2013

Rank	Country (with link to wine article)	Production (tonnes)
1	France	4,293,466
2	Italy	4,107,370
3	United States	3,217,000
4	Spain	3,200,000
5	Chile	1,832,000
6	China	1,700,000
7	Argentina	1,498,400
8	Australia	1,231,000
9	South Africa	1,097,200
10	Germany	840,900
11	Portugal	630,800
12	Russia	573,200
13	Romania	410,000
14	Greece	311,530
15	Brazil	273,100
16	Hungary	261,800
17	New Zealand	248,400
18	Austria	239,195
19	Serbia	230,580
20	Ukraine	168,247
21	Bulgaria	130,500
21	Moldova	120,104
22	Georgia	98,800
23	Switzerland	83,863
24	Japan	80,000
25	Macedonia	78,077
26	Peru	70,000
27	Uruguay	67,000
28	Czech Republic	50,000
29	Algeria	49,800
30	Canada	47,376
31	Croatia	46,000
32	Turkmenistan	39,000
33	Uzbekistan	35,840
34	Morocco	34,500
35	Slovakia	32,527
36	Turkey	30,000
37	Tunisia	28,500
38	Belarus	28,150
39	Slovenia	25,000
40	Kazakhstan	20,902
41	Albania	18,000
42	Mexico	17,951
43	Montenegro	16,000
44	Lebanon	15,000
45	Cuba	11,620
46	Cyprus	11,183
47	Luxembourg	10,089
48	Bolivia	8,389
49	Madagascar	8,350
50	Azerbaijan	7,874
51	Armenia	6,422
52	Lithuania	5,743
53	Israel	5,200
54	Egypt	4,500
55	Bosnia and Herzegovina	4,163
56	Belgium	2,900
57	Malta	2,450
58	Latvia	2,200
59	Kyrgyzstan	1,752
60	Zimbabwe	1,750
61	United Kingdom	...

See also

• Wine
• List of wine-producing regions

References

1. "Wine production (tons)". Food and Agriculture Organization. 6 October 2015. p. 1. Retrieved 8 October 2015.