Organic Wine Will Become Even More Popular in 2022

Since the Covid-19 pandemic is still here, sustainability is at the highest level of importance, and consumers are a lot more concerned about what they eat or drink. Because of this, they are fueling the development of the organic wine movement worldwide. 

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Italy, Spain, and France are the leading countries in organic wine production all across the globe, and Europe holds 60% of the total global production. 

Italy leads the list with 54.8m hectolitres and Spain with 44.4m hectolitres. Third comes France with 24.1m hectolitres. 

As for organic wine consumption, things are a bit different. France is still part of the group, but Germany and the United Kingdom are the other two leading countries.

In Germany, almost 22% or 8.9m buy organic wine less than once a month, and in France, 9.3m 12-bottle cases were sold only in 2020. The increasing demand in France is expected to grow sales up to 17.3m cases by the end of 2022. Last but not least, in the UK, of the total 3m, the organic wine consumption is higher by 5%, and by the end of 2022, this percentage will be nearly doubled to almost 10%. 

Predictions show that the organic wine market will reach 87.5m cases by 2022 and that Europe will have 78% of the total organic wine market in the world. Also, the organic wine subcategory is predicted to make the most progress, with more than 9% compound annual growth from 2017 to 2022. 

Some of the top-rated organic wines you can find on 8Wines are Fontodi Flaccianello della Pieve, Montevertine Le Pergole Torte, Rafael Palacios Sorte 0 Soro, and Bodega Chacra Chardonnay. 

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