List of wine-producing countries

The following is a list of the top wine-producing countries and their volume of wine production for the year 2014 in metric tonnes, according to the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), which is an agency of the United Nations; this is the latest information available from the FAO.

Their data show a total worldwide production of 31 million tonnes (1,000 kg) of wine (which roughly corresponds to 1,000 l) with the top 15 producing countries accounting for over 90% of the total.^[1]

Map of global wine production in 2013

Wine production by country in 2014

Rank	Country (with link to wine article)	Production (tonnes)
1	Italy	4,796,600
2	Spain	4,607,850
3	France	4,293,466
4	United States	3,300,000
5	China	1,700,000
6	Argentina	1,498,380
7	Chile	1,214,000
8	Australia	1,186,343
9	South Africa	1,146,006
10	Germany	920,200
11	Portugal	603,327
12	Romania	378,283
13	Greece	334,300
14	Russia	327,400
15	New Zealand	320,400
16	Brazil	273,100
17	Hungary	258,520
18	Austria	199,869
19	Serbia	198,183
20	Moldova	149,850
21	Bulgaria	130,500
22	Georgia	108,600
23	Switzerland	93,365
24	Ukraine	86,904
25	Japan	85,000
26	Peru	73,000
27	Uruguay	72,500
28	Canada	54,663
29	Algeria	52,000
30	Czech Republic	52,000
31	Macedonia	51,013
32	Croatia	45,272
33	Turkey	44,707
34	Mexico	39,360
35	Turkmenistan	39,000
36	Morocco	37,000
37	Uzbekistan	36,000
38	Slovakia	32,527
39	Belarus	29,980
40	Kazakhstan	21,993
41	Tunisia	21,500
42	Albania	24,000
43	Montenegro	16,000
44	Lebanon	14,700
45	Slovenia	13,229
46	Colombia	13,000
47	Luxembourg	12,494
48	Cuba	12,080
49	Estonia	11,104
50	Cyprus	10,302
51	Azerbaijan	9,512
52	Bolivia	9,422
53	Madagascar	8,350
54	Bosnia and Herzegovina	7,524
55	Armenia	6,174
56	Lithuania	6,005
57	Egypt	5,000
58	Israel	5,000
59	Belgium	2,900
60	Latvia	2,450
61	Malta	2,426
62	Zimbabwe	1,750
63	Kyrgyzstan	1,700
64	Paraguay	1,500
65	Ethiopia	1,297
66	Jordan	550
67	United Kingdom	425
68	Panama	159
69	Tajikistan	150
70	Liechtenstein	79
71	Syria	70
72	Poland	49
73	Reunion	30

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