Retail sales of wine: Italian large-scale retail trade update for 2023

Published 2024년 2월 4일

Tridge summary

In 2023, the Italian wine market hit a record high, valued at 3020 million euros, marking a 2.5% increase. Both still and sparkling wines, including Champagne, followed this trend. However, there was a 3.2% decrease in volume from the previous year, suggesting a return to normalcy after Covid. The last quarter of 2023 saw a slight dip in performance and a shift in demand towards red wines. Despite this, the average price per liter rose to 3.7 euros, 16% higher than in 2019. The market is expected to experience a slowdown in demand and a potential end to inflationary pressures in 2024.
Disclaimer:The above summary was generated by Tridge's proprietary AI model for informational purposes.

Original content

The Italian wine market in large-scale distribution reaches its historic maximum in value in 2023 at 3020 million euros, +2.5%, for the first time in many years with a very similar trend again for still wines and sparkling wines (including Champagne ). In value it is 7.4 million hectolitres, down 3.2% compared to last year with a further "step" of normalization compared to the Covid era. These are the big numbers that Circana provided us in its quarterly update. The last quarter was a little less positive than the previous ones, also due to the structure of demand, more oriented towards red wines which grow less than rosé and white wines, and despite the greater weight of sparkling wines, which as we were saying do not have shone (+1% for Italians, -8% for Champagne in the fourth quarter, even worse than still wine which instead grew by 1.8%). The price (and mix) effect remains very powerful also in 2023, +5.6%, bringing the average price per liter to 3.7 euros, i.e. 16% above ...

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