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18/11/2024

Bourgogne wine review first 7 months 2024

In a Tense Global Context, Bourgogne Wines Continue to Grow

The 2023-2024 campaign, following the bountiful 2022 vintage, saw a return to more typical conditions. The exceptionally generous 2023 vintage allowed for significant replenishment of stocks, providing reassurance ahead of a 2024 vintage that is expected to yield lower volumes.

15/10/2024

USA : Bourgogne White Wines Are Back in the Limelight

Despite a challenging environment in which US wine consumption is expected to continue to decline at an annual rate of -2% (IWSR), Bourgogne wines managed to regain some market share in the first half of 2024: +4.1% in volume and +8.2% in sales compared to the first half of 2023.

30/09/2024

Bourgogne wines are the most exported in France

Bourgogne wines last key figures

We are happy to let you discover the last Bourgogne wines key figures: 2019-2023
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17/04/2024

Bourgogne wines are still a major player in the Japanese market

In 2023, Japan lost its position as the world's third-largest economy to Germany. This decline can be explained by a number of factors, such as the fall in the Japanese currency.

15/04/2024

Hong Kong: A new sales record

In 2023, the mature Hong Kong market was the world's 11th largest importer of wine in terms of sales. French wines account for 62% of these sales.

08/01/2024

United Kingdom: Relative stability prior to the arrival of the 2022 vintage

Despite a faster-than-expected recovery at the start of the year, Great Britain is the only G7 member not to have returned to its pre-pandemic level of economic activity. And there are other indicators worrying economists: inflation remains high, as do interest rates on loans which are making people poorer and exacerbating pessimism for businesses.

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