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Grapevine Varieties' Area by Country 2015 GRAPEVINE VARIETIES’ AREA BY COUNTRY, 2015 † Content These tables provide data available on the repartition of the surface area of planted grapevine varieties in 52 countries in 2015. This document focuses on all varieties, regardless of how the grapes are used (wine, table, drying or otherwise) and encompasses around 75% of the world's area under vines. The data provided here is not completely representative for every country listed. The completeness of data varies in accordance with the data available at the time of publishing this supplementary document. Please note that this data tends to be more representative of wine grapes than of other varieties. Latest Update: March 2018 †2015 or most recent available data; all data on a per country basis, including total surface area, are taken from the same reporting year across all datapoints. Grapevine varieties’ area (hec tares) by country , 2015 1 Acolon - Alb Aromat Country Acolon Afus Ali Agiorgitiko Aglianico Agni Airen Alarije Alb Aromat Afghanistan Algeria Argentina Australia Austria Brazil Bulgaria Canada Chile China Croatia Cyprus Czech Rep. 2 5 Egypt France Georgia Germany 476 Greece 3383 Hungary India Iran Iraq Israel Italy 9947 Japan Kazakstan Kyrgyzstan Lebanon Luxembourg Macedonia 828 Morocco 500 Mexico Moldova New Zealand Portugal Romania 24 Russia Serbia 14 Slovakia Slovenia South Africa Spain 217031 2919 Switzerland Tajikistan Turkmenistan Turkey UK Ukraine Uruguay USA 25 Uzbekistan Yemen Other 500 Countries World Total 478 842 3383 9972 5 218031 2919 24 Grapevine varieties’ area (hec tares) by country , 2015 2 Albana - Aligoté Alicante H. Alicante Country Albana Albariño Aletta Alfrocheiro Alibernet Bouschet / Aligoté Branco Tintorera Afghanistan Algeria Argentina 131 Australia Austria Brazil 125 Bulgaria 19 522 Canada Chile 178 China Croatia 20 Cyprus 41 Czech Rep. 24 Egypt France 2844 1964 Georgia Germany Greece 37 Hungary 1550 14 India Iran Iraq Israel Italy 1143 295 Japan Kazakstan Kyrgyzstan Lebanon Luxembourg Macedonia 9 Morocco 1045 Mexico Moldova 15790 New Zealand Portugal 3247 1409 1075 5408 Romania 20 5840 Russia 1029 Serbia 2 Slovakia Slovenia South Africa 6 Spain 5759 25899 Switzerland 24 Tajikistan Turkmenistan Turkey UK Ukraine 9627 Uruguay 26 USA 113 388 Uzbekistan Yemen Other Countries World Total 1143 9119 1550 1409 24 1075 35462 35073 Grapevine varieties’ area (hec tares) by country , 2015 3 Alphonse Lavallée - Arany sárfehér Alphonse Arany Country Amigne Ancellotta Anchellotta André Ansonica Antão Vaz Lavallée Sárfehér Afghanistan Algeria Argentina 420 Australia Austria Brazil 2000 Bulgaria 20 Canada Chile China Croatia Cyprus Czech Rep. 238 Egypt France 693 Georgia Germany Greece Hungary 614 India Iran Iraq Israel Italy 4064 5415 Japan Kazakstan Kyrgyzstan Lebanon Luxembourg Macedonia 332 Morocco Mexico Moldova New Zealand Portugal 1908 Romania Russia Serbia 8 Slovakia 220 Slovenia South Africa Spain Switzerland 42 28 Tajikistan Turkmenistan Turkey UK Ukraine Uruguay USA Uzbekistan Yemen Other Countries World Total 3453 42 4092 20 458 5415 1908 614 Grapevine varieties’ area (hec tares) by country , 2015 4 Argaman - Athiri Arizul Country Argaman Ariana Arinto (INTA C G Arneis Asproudes Assyrtiko Athiri 351) Afghanistan Algeria Argentina 1575 Australia 38 Austria Brazil Bulgaria Canada Chile China Croatia Cyprus Czech Rep. 3 Egypt France Georgia Germany Greece 533 1925 599 Hungary India Iran Iraq Israel 275 Italy 1211 Japan Kazakstan Kyrgyzstan Lebanon Luxembourg Macedonia Morocco Mexico Moldova New Zealand Portugal 6063 Romania Russia Serbia Slovakia Slovenia South Africa Spain Switzerland Tajikistan Turkmenistan Turkey UK Ukraine Uruguay USA Uzbekistan Yemen Other Countries World Total 275 3 6063 1575 1249 533 1925 599 Grapevine varieties’ area (hec tares) by country , 2015 5 Aurelius - Babić Autumn Autumn Băbească Babeasca Country Aurelius Auxerrois Azal Babić King Royal Gri Neagra Afghanistan Algeria Argentina Australia Austria Brazil Bulgaria Canada 13 Chile 1356 China Croatia 348 Cyprus Czech Rep. 53 2 Egypt France 2456 Georgia Germany 236 Greece Hungary India Iran Iraq Israel Italy Japan Kazakstan Kyrgyzstan Lebanon Luxembourg 190 Macedonia Morocco Mexico Moldova New Zealand Portugal 1473 Romania 297 2696 Russia Serbia Slovakia 17 Slovenia South Africa 869 Spain Switzerland Tajikistan Turkmenistan Turkey UK Ukraine Uruguay USA 2180 1841 Uzbekistan Yemen Other Countries World Total 70 2180 4066 2897 1473 297 2696 348 Grapevine varieties’ area (hec tares) by country , 2015 6 Bacchus - Bianca Belo Country Bacchus Baco noir Baga Barbera Beba Bellone Bianca zimsko Afghanistan Algeria Argentina 454 Australia 110 Austria Brazil Bulgaria Canada 444 Chile China Croatia Cyprus Czech Rep. Egypt France Georgia Germany 1732 Greece Hungary 4757 India Iran Iraq Israel Italy 18431 462 Japan Kazakstan Kyrgyzstan Lebanon Luxembourg Macedonia 220 Morocco Mexico Moldova New Zealand Portugal 7062 Romania Russia 3500 Serbia Slovakia Slovenia South Africa 40 Spain 4000 Switzerland Tajikistan Turkmenistan Turkey UK 129 Ukraine Uruguay USA 2220 Uzbekistan Yemen Other Countries World Total 1861 444 7062 21255 4000 462 220 8257 Grapevine varieties’ area (hec tares) by country , 2015 7 Biancame - Blaufränkisch Black Black Black Blauer Blauer Blau- Country Biancame Blauburger Corinth Magic Seedless Portugieser Wildbacher fränkisch Afghanistan Algeria Argentina Australia Austria 739 1298 459 3011 Brazil Bulgaria Canada Chile 105 607 China Croatia 517 Cyprus Czech Rep. 7 605 1142 Egypt France Georgia Germany 3246 1846 Greece Hungary 434 1050 7229 India Iran Iraq Israel Italy 1014 Japan Kazakstan Kyrgyzstan Lebanon Luxembourg Macedonia 24 9 Morocco Mexico Moldova New Zealand Portugal Romania 729 Russia Serbia 6 268 Slovakia 115 1641 Slovenia 680 South Africa Spain Switzerland 4 Tajikistan Turkmenistan Turkey UK Ukraine Uruguay USA 648 Uzbekistan Yemen Other Countries World Total 1014 753 24 607 1180 6321 459 17075 Grapevine varieties’ area (hec tares) by country , 2015 8 Bobal - Brachetto Bombino Country Bobal Bogdanuša Bonarda Bonarda Bordo Bouvier Brachetto Bianco Afghanistan Algeria Argentina 19145 Australia Austria 223 Brazil 9140 Bulgaria Canada Chile China Croatia 46 Cyprus Czech Rep. Egypt France Georgia Germany Greece Hungary India Iran Iraq Israel Italy 276 496 1376 Japan Kazakstan Kyrgyzstan Lebanon Luxembourg Macedonia Morocco Mexico Moldova New Zealand Portugal Romania Russia Serbia Slovakia 12 Slovenia South Africa Spain 62374 Switzerland Tajikistan Turkmenistan Turkey UK Ukraine Uruguay USA Uzbekistan Yemen Other 500 Countries World Total 62874 46 276 19145 496 9140 235 1376 Grapevine varieties’ area (hec tares) by country , 2015 9 Buket - Cabernet Mitos Buket- Cabernet Cabernet Cabernet Cabernet Cabernet Country Buket Burger traube Cortis Dorsa Franc Jura Mitos Afghanistan Algeria Argentina 918 Australia 333 Austria Brazil Bulgaria 195 580 Canada 751 Chile 1671 China 3000 Croatia 88 Cyprus 147 Czech Rep. 13 1 Egypt France 32950 Georgia Germany 254 51 311 Greece 164 Hungary 1369 India Iran Iraq Israel 110 Italy 4255 Japan Kazakstan Kyrgyzstan Lebanon Luxembourg Macedonia 36 Morocco Mexico Moldova New Zealand 109 Portugal 21 Romania 72 Russia 20 Serbia 32 Slovakia Slovenia South Africa 54 842 Spain 719 Switzerland 28 63 27 Tajikistan Turkmenistan Turkey UK Ukraine Uruguay 273 USA 396 1938 Uzbekistan Yemen Other 2000 Countries World Total 195 54 396 13 283 52568 27 311 Grapevine varieties’ area (hec tares) by country , 2015 10 Cabernet Moravia - Cardinal Cabernet Cabernet Canaiolo Country Cadarcă Calabrese Caladoc California Cardinal Moravia Sauvignon Nero Afghanistan Algeria 1000 Argentina 15431 231 475 Australia 24682 77 Austria 585 Brazil 1037 Bulgaria 8948 Canada 620 Chile 43211 China 60000 Croatia 725 Cyprus 201 Czech Rep. 194 238 Egypt France 48152 Georgia 286 Germany 364 Greece 1978 Hungary 2690 371 India 100 Iran Iraq Israel 990 Italy 13258 15274 965 Japan 496 Kazakstan Kyrgyzstan Lebanon 1000 Luxembourg Macedonia 768 616 Morocco 687 710 Mexico 756 164 Moldova 7590 New Zealand 275 Portugal 2452 2556 Romania 5359 97 Russia 3593 Serbia 487 10 27 Slovakia 582 Slovenia South Africa 11170 Spain 20325 Switzerland 66 Tajikistan Turkmenistan Turkey 500 UK Ukraine 4869 Uruguay 492 63 USA 40720 Uzbekistan Yemen Other 10000 Countries World Total 194 336705 478 15351 2556 231 965 2055 Grapevine varieties’ area (hec tares) by country , 2015 11 Carignan Noir / Mazuelo - Cersaon Carignan Castelão / Catarratto Catarratto Cayetana Country Noir / Carmenere João de Bianco Bianco Centurian Cerason Blanca Mazuela Santarem Comune Lucido Afghanistan Algeria 3000 Argentina 13 Australia Austria Brazil Bulgaria 0 54 Canada Chile 823 10860 China 8000 Croatia 27 Cyprus 182 Czech Rep. 1 Egypt France 32740 Georgia Germany Greece 80 Hungary India Iran Iraq Israel 935 Italy 21392 10830 Japan Kazakstan Kyrgyzstan Lebanon Luxembourg Macedonia Morocco 1399 Mexico 448 Moldova New Zealand Portugal 149 13158 Romania Russia Serbia Slovakia Slovenia South Africa 113 Spain 5590 10932 Switzerland Tajikistan Turkmenistan Turkey UK Ukraine Uruguay USA 1090 30 51 33 Uzbekistan Yemen Other 4000 500 Countries World Total 50589 18944 13158 21443 10830 11432 33 1 Grapevine varieties’ area (hec tares) by country , 2015 12 Cereza – Chasselas Cesanese Cesanese Cham- Country Cereza Cetinka Chardonnay Charmont Chasselas Comune D'affile Bourcin Afghanistan Algeria Argentina 29162 6226 Australia 21442 Austria 1634 Brazil 814 Bulgaria 3306 Canada 134 1281 Chile 11698 158 China 2800 Croatia 36 671
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