Switzerland: Vaud wine quotas for 2022 maintained in 2023

Published 2023년 5월 30일

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The Canton of Vaud in Switzerland has decided to maintain or slightly increase the production quotas for the 2023 wine harvest, following the successful 2022 vintage. Despite a general decrease in wine consumption in Switzerland, the Vaud wine market remains stable with positive growth in sparkling wines and rosé. The quotas, which maximum quantities collected by operators in the wine sector, are maintained for Chasselas and other white grape varieties at 1.10 kg/m2, and for Pinot Noir and other red grape varieties at 0.90 kg/m2, with a slight increase to 1.00 kg/m2 for Gamay and Garanoir in Lavaux, Dézaley, Calamin, and La Cýte to increase the rosé wine offer.

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The Canton of Vaud has decided to maintain, or even slightly increase, for 2023 the production quotas set in 2022 for the various crus of each wine region. They were fixed while the 2022 vintage has found a smile both qualitatively and quantitatively, the Council of State indicated on Tuesday (photo vine ý Ollon, Agri). "In a trend towards a general reduction in wine consumption in Switzerland, the Vaudois wine market is stable and shows positive signs for sparkling wines and rosé", note the services of Valérie Dittli, Head of the Department of Finance and of Agriculture (DFA), in a press release. According to the analyzes of the Swiss Observatory of the Changins wine market and the proposals of the Interprofessional Community of Vaud Wine (CIVV), the Minister in charge of viticulture has set the quotas for the 2023 harvest: they are maintained at last year's level or slightly raised for certain red grape varieties. The objective is to maintain or even strengthen the market shares ...

Source: Agrihebdo