The number of wine producers in the Netherlands increased by 43% in 5 years

Published 2023년 10월 25일

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The Association of Dutch Wine Producers states that experienced wine growers are gaining more knowledge and investing in machinery to expand their operations, thanks to growing brand awareness and improving quality. This increase in Dutch wine production is also attributed to more favorable weather conditions, with sunnier and drier summers. However, Netherlands' climate is still not as warm as traditional wine countries like France, Spain, or Italy, making it unsuitable for growing certain grapes. In 2020, over 1.3 million bottles of white wine were produced, making up almost three quarters of the total Dutch wine production, while the rest consisted of rosé and red wine.

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The Association of Dutch Wine Producers notes that wine growers in particular who have been working for a longer period of time are gathering more knowledge and see opportunities to invest in machines and expand the area. Brand awareness is also growing. This is due to the growing quality, but the corona pandemic has also contributed to this. The rise of wine growing in the Netherlands can also be attributed to more favorable weather conditions. Summers are increasingly sunny and dry. However, not all grapes are suitable for cultivation in the Netherlands, as it is still a lot less warm than in typical ...

Source: Agri Holland