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2018 Annual Crop Assessment FINAL BC Wine Grape Prepared by the BC Wine Grape Council P.O. Box 1089 Stn. Main Penticton, BC, V2A 6J9 Telephone: 250.809.7107 Email: [email protected] www.bcwgc.org Annual Crop Assessment 2018 Vintage An analysis of varietal tonnage and prices of grapes grown on the British Columbia mainland and used in the production of wine in the 2018 vintage. TABLE OF CONTENTS Contents Note to Reader ___________________________________________________________________________________________ 1 Respondent Comparisons _______________________________________________________________________________ 2 Overview of winery respondents _________________________________________________________________________ 2 Annual comparison of winery respondents ______________________________________________________________ 2 Response rate by winery size _____________________________________________________________________________ 2 Annual comparison of winery respondent size __________________________________________________________ 2 Pricing Analysis __________________________________________________________________________________________ 3 Notes on Pricing Collection Method ______________________________________________________________________ 3 Red Crop Values____________________________________________________________________________________________ 3 White Crop Values _________________________________________________________________________________________ 4 Tonnage Analysis ________________________________________________________________________________________ 5 Notes on Tonnage Collection Method ____________________________________________________________________ 5 Percentage of Vinifera, Hybrid, Labrusca Production ___________________________________________________ 6 Total tonnage by variety – Top 25 ________________________________________________________________________ 6 Total tonnage by color – Red variety top 25 _____________________________________________________________ 7 Total tonnage by color – White variety top 25 ___________________________________________________________ 8 Regional Analysis ________________________________________________________________________________________ 9 Total tonnage from all regions ____________________________________________________________________________ 9 Oliver Top 10 Varieties __________________________________________________________________________________ 10 Osoyoos Top 10 Varieties _______________________________________________________________________________ 10 Penticton, Naramata, Kaleden Top 10 Varieties _______________________________________________________ 11 Kelowna Top 10 Varieties _______________________________________________________________________________ 11 Okanagan Falls Top 10 Varieties ________________________________________________________________________ 12 West Kelowna Top 10 Varieties _________________________________________________________________________ 13 Summerland & Peachland Top 10 Varieties ____________________________________________________________ 13 Lake Country & Vernon Top 10 Varieties ______________________________________________________________ 14 Fraser Valley Top 10 Varieties __________________________________________________________________________ 14 Note to Reader “This data is unaudited and is produced for industry information only” Last year the BC Wine Grape Council committed to the task of reporting the BC wine grape harvest by June 1st each year. Investment in and maintenance of a robust data base has made this possible. BC mainland wineries are required by regulation to report and pay levies on tonnage purchased to the BCWGC, creating a comprehensive set of information to draw from. Wineries have voluntarily submitted the pricing data which has been added to this report. The BCWGC Crop Report Sub-Committee meets annually to review the report and make recommendations for the following year. Revisions to the format this year include: • standardized naming protocol of varieties • pricing table to include both metric tonne and short ton pricing • review of draft report by the sub-committee to ensure accurate representation of information. The data collected for this report is held in strict confidence and individual grower/winery information is not divulged to anyone. While this specific report is not audited, the BCWGC is required to have an annual audit and this is carried out by the Grant Thornton LLP accounting firm. The 2018 vintage was an average growing year, with an average bud-break and slightly early bloom, followed by normal summer heat tempered by smoke cover. Researchers at UBCO and at Summerland Research and Development Center have made some advances in early smoke taint detection, aiding in mitigation of this problem. Growing Degree Days (GDD) for all areas were close to 20-year averages and harvest timing was average, with yields slightly above average, and excellent quality reported for most varieties. _____________________________________ ____________________________________ Kathy Malone, Chair Kate Durisek, Executive Director BC Wine Grape Council BC Wine Grape Council Page 1 Respondent Comparisons Overview of winery respondents Total Grape Total Mainland Total Respondent Percentage of Wineries in BC Grape Wineries Wineries Total 288 249 208 83.53% Annual comparison of winery respondents Year Total Mainland Total Respondent Percentage of Grape Wineries Wineries Total 2018 249 208 83.53% 2017 232 140 60.34% 2016 - - - 2015 256 133 51.95% 2014 - - - 2013 229 140 61.14% 2012 206 110 53.40% 2011 193 116 61.66% 2010 193 126 65.28% Response rate by winery size Large >1500 S.T. Medium 150 - 1500 S.T. Small < 150 S.T. 4 51 153 Annual comparison of winery respondent size Year Large >1500 S.T. Medium 150 - 1500 S.T. Small < 150 S.T. Total 2018 4 51 153 208 2017 3 39 98 140 2016 - - - - 2015 3 37 93 133 2014 - - - - 2013 3 33 104 140 2012 3 24 83 110 2011 3 21 95 119 2010 3 17 106 126 Page 2 Pricing Analysis Notes on Pricing Collection Method Winery members who did not record an internal purchase price for their own grapes were instructed to use a “no value” indicator of $1.00. These records were removed from the Average Price calculation presented in the tables below. There were 1070 entries of this type which equated to 13,869.4 tons or (32%) of the total tonnage volume. Prices were filtered to exclude values outside of the standard deviation range of $1,200 - $5,000. There were 35 entries valued at $1,200 and below of which 33 were reported as an internal price for grapes grown by the reporting winery. The 2 crops purchased from a third party in this price range equated to 15.5 tons or (0.0004%) of the total tonnage volume. There were 5 entries valued at $5000 or above of which 4 were reported as an internal price for grapes grown by the reporting winery. The single crop purchased from a third party in this price range equated to 5.3 tons or (0.0001%) of the total tonnage volume. The values in the tables below reflect the Average Price Per Ton of the remaining tonnage once these outliers were removed. Red Crop Values * EXCEPT TONNAGE REPORTED WITH NO VALUE OR OUTSIDE STANDARD RANGE Variety Short Tons * Short Ton Metric Tonnes * Metric Tonne Average Price Average Price Merlot 5658.5 $ 2,940.04 5144.09 $ 3,234.04 Cabernet Sauvignon 2076.6 $ 3,064.97 1887.82 $ 3,371.47 Cabernet Franc 1889.1 $ 3,007.18 1717.36 $ 3,307.90 Pinot Noir 1679.2 $ 2,791.94 1526.55 $ 3,071.14 Syrah 1377.2 $ 3,181.52 1252.00 $ 3,499.68 Gamay Noir 434.2 $ 2,428.60 394.73 $ 2,671.46 Malbec 422 $ 3,117.76 383.64 $ 3,429.54 Maréchal Foch 150.4 $ 2,199.90 136.73 $ 2,419.89 Petit Verdot 148.9 $ 3,117.76 135.36 $ 3,429.53 Zweigelt 98 $ 2,553.15 89.09 $ 2,808.47 Zinfandel 82.2 $ 2,602.94 74.73 $ 2,863.23 Tempranillo 55.6 $ 3,252.21 50.55 $ 3,577.43 Marquette 45.9 $ 1,472.20 41.73 $ 1,619.42 Pinotage 45.5 $ 2,743.67 41.36 $ 3,018.04 Pinot Meunier 43.1 $ 2,185.99 39.18 $ 2,404.59 Chancellor 41.2 $ 1,430.00 37.45 $ 1,573.00 Sangiovese 32.9 $ 2,780.47 29.91 $ 3,058.52 Baco Noir 28.4 $ 2,563.09 25.82 $ 2,819.40 Rotberger 24.5 $ 2,016.33 22.27 $ 2,217.96 Page 3 Lemberger 21 $ 2,025.00 19.09 $ 2,227.50 Carmenere 19.7 $ 3,173.68 17.91 $ 3,491.05 Barbera 18.4 $ 2,588.04 16.73 $ 2,846.85 Mourvedre 15.8 $ 3,063.40 14.36 $ 3,369.74 Frontenac Noir 13.8 $ 1,500.00 12.55 $ 1,650.00 Dunkelfelder 11.1 $ 2,294.41 10.09 $ 2,523.85 Dolcetto 10.4 $ 3,000.00 9.45 $ 3,300.00 Grenache 9.3 $ 3,321.31 8.45 $ 3,653.45 Petit Sirah 3.9 $ 3,000.00 3.55 $ 3,300.00 Chambourcin 3.8 $ 3,000.00 3.45 $ 3,300.00 Terolldego 2.5 $ 2,658.00 2.27 $ 2,923.80 St. Laurent 1.7 $ 1,955.24 1.55 $ 2,150.76 Castel 1.1 $ 1,900.00 1.00 $ 2,090.00 Refosco 1.1 $ 2,050.00 1.00 $ 2,255.00 Touriga Nacional 1.1 $ 2,200.00 1.00 $ 2,420.00 Nebbiolo 0.7 $ 2,050.00 0.64 $ 2,255.00 Dornfelder 0.3 $ 1,475.00 0.27 $ 1,622.50 Agria 0.2 $ 2,100.00 0.18 $ 2,310.00 Grand Total 14,469.30 13,153.91 White Crop Values * EXCEPT TONNAGE REPORTED WITH NO VALUE OR OUTSIDE STANDARD RANGE Variety Short Tons * Short Ton Metric Tonnes * Metric Tonne Average Price Average Price Pinot Gris 3299.4 $ 2,293.12 2999.45 $ 2,522.44 Chardonnay 2629 $ 2,470.48 2390.00 $ 2,717.53 Gewürztraminer 2083.1 $ 2,192.85 1893.73 $ 2,412.13 Sauvignon Blanc 1451.7 $ 2,254.99 1319.73 $ 2,480.49 Riesling 1352 $ 2,208.30 1229.09 $ 2,429.13 Viognier 801.1 $ 2,684.34 728.27 $ 2,952.78 Pinot Blanc 708.6 $ 2,074.38 644.18 $ 2,281.81 Muscats - All 246 $ 2,546.78 223.64 $ 2,801.46 Ehrenfelser 230.6 $ 1,832.06 209.64 $ 2,015.27 Vidal 185.6 $ 1,808.02 168.73 $ 1,988.83 Auxerrois 181.9 $ 1,917.23 165.36
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