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Poland's vineyard sector is expanding rapidly. The number of registered vineyard owners grew more than 33-fold, from 21 in 2010 to 703 in 2025. Average area per owner has declined from a peak of nearly 2.8 hectares in 2013 to around 1.5 hectares today, reflecting an influx of small-1scale producers. #WineEconomics #Poland #AAWE

JOURNAL OF WINE ECONOMICS: “Making wine, selling grapes, or delivering to a cooperative? Determinants of grape allocation” by Alessandro Corsi, Simonetta Mazzarino and Vito Frontuto. Free Access: https://www.cambridge.org/core/services/aop-cambridge-core/content/view/A4C9B704DAA8CAD2B38D370D0F12DFCF/S1931436123000068a.pdf/making_wine_selling_grapes_or_delivering_to_a_cooperative_determinants_of_grape_allocation.pdf #wineeconomics

I just got this from Cambridge University Press, the Journal of Wine Economics. Will be shipped next week. #wine #wineeconomics #journalofwineeconomics

Call for Papers, 15th Annual AAWE Wine Economics Conference 2023 in Stellenbosch, South Africa, June 28–July 2, 2023. SUBMISSION DEADLINE: Feb 28. http://wine-economics.org #wine #wineeconomics

Join the email list of the American Association of Wine Economists (AAWE). We send out about one email per month. You can unsubscribe any time. #wineeconomics #wine
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The American Association of Wine Economists AAWE offers 3 Scholarships for Research Papers in Wine Economics. Each provides US$1,000 & Free Admission to AAWE's Annual Conference in Stellenbosch, South Africa (June 28-July 2, 2023). Apply by March 1. http://wine-economics.org
#scholarship #wineeconomics

JOURNAL OF WINE ECONOMICS: “The economics of saignée in winemaking“ by Christopher Costello, Olivier Deschênes, Charles Kolstad, Andrew J. Plantinga and Tyler Thomas
#wineeconomics #saignee #winemaking

New data, released today. -- In 2022, the U.S. wine imported wine worth $7.321 billion, i.e., $261m or 3.7% more than in 2021. France alone accounts for more than half of this growth (+$131m). Large absolute gains also for Italy and New Zealand.
#winetrade #wine #wineeconomics #wineimports

CALL FOR PAPERS
15th Annual AAWE Wine Economics Conference 2023 in Gordon’s Bay (Cape Town), South Africa, June 28 – July 2, 2023. Submit your Abstract at
wine-economics.org
Submission Deadline is February 28, 2023
#wineeconomics #conference #southafrica #wine

Henri Cartier-Bresson (French 1908–2004). Saintes, Charente-Maritime, 1953. Humanist photographer, considered a master of candid photography, and an early user of 35mm film. He pioneered the genre of street photography. #Charente #France #wine #history #photography #henricartierbresson #winehistory #wineeconomics

Red Winegrape Varieties as a Share of National Vineyard, 2016
#redwine #vineyard #wine #wineeconomics

France's #Champagne Shipments, Domestic, and Exports, 1999-2021. The share of Champagne that is exported has grown from 38% in 2009 to 56% in 2021. #winetrade #wine #wineeconomics

Serbia’s Wine Exports in 2021: Value, Volume, Price. 52% of volume goes to Russia (33% of value). #Serbianwine #Serbia #wineexports #winetrade #wine #wineeconomics

Value of South Africa's Wine and Grape Exports, 2000-2021. Wine's share has been declining from 67% in 2008 to now 47%. #southafrica #wine #winetrade #wineexports #wineeconomics

JOURNAL OF WINE ECONOMICS (First View): "Product differentiation and the relative importance of wine attributes: U.S. retail prices” by Raj Chandra and GianCarlo Moschini. #wine #wineprices #agecon #wineeconomics Free Access https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/journal-of-wine-economics/article/product-differentiation-and-the-relative-importance-of-wine-attributes-us-retail-prices/DABE9F070D06A7949817DC1767BB7CAE

Sales Volume of Sparkling #Wine and #Champagne in the U.S. 1999-2021 #wineconsumption #wineeconomics

Top 10 #California Counties by Pinot Noir Acreage, 2016
#pinotnoir #winegrapes #napavalley #sonoma #vineyards #wineeconomics

#Champagne Shipments 1901-2021; #winetrade #wineeconomics #exports

JOURNAL OF WINE ECONOMICS (First View): “The effects of knowledge spillovers and vineyard proximity on winery clustering“ by Eric Stuen, Haifeng Liao, and Jon Miller #wineeconomics #wineries #spatialeconomics
https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/journal-of-wine-economics/article/effects-of-knowledge-spillovers-and-vineyard-proximity-on-winery-clustering/D3430389D49111B49F7B65B426B7FC5B/share/e0eafe91bbce9095df67cf9865fae7bc852f5028

Little known. Among large wine exporting countries, U.S. wine exports exhibit the largest bulk wine share. 63% of U.S. wine exports are bulk - ahead of #Spain & #Australia with 51% each. - In contrast, #Germany's bulk share is just 2.5%. Even more amazing, #Georgia does not export any bulk wine! #bulkwine #wineexports #winetrade #wineeconomics

JOB OPENING: Assistant/Associate Professor
in Specialty Crop Sales and Marketing. California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, CA
Reviews begin Jan 3, 2023 #CalPoly #JobOpening #wineeconomics
Details: https://wine-economics.org/jobs-programs/

Spain: #Vineyard Area of Main White and Red Winegrape Varieties and Their Age Composition. Many interesting details. Airén is still the #1 -- but not for too long anymore, 2/3 of it is older than 30 years #winegrapes #wine #wineeconomics #spain

Global Pinot Blanc Vineyard Area, 2016 #pinotblanc #wineeconomics #wine #vineyard

The World's Main 120 Bulk Wine Importers
#bulkwine #wine #winetrade #wineeconomics

1920 emergency currency of the village of Weissenkirchen # Wachau, #Austria - showcasing its wine culture.
Emergency currency is money issued by an institution/town in a time of economic or political crisis, usually when not enough state-produced central bank money is available. #Notgeld #wineeconomics #winehistory

Avg 10-Year AOP wine yields in France, by Region (2011-2020). Lowest in #Languedoc-Roussillon with 37.1 hl/ha (esp. Pyrénées Orientales with 26 hl/ha!). Highest in #Alsace (68.3 hl/ha) and #Champagne (68.6 hl/ha). Hard to argue that #yields and prices are negatively correlated. #wine #wineeconomics

@wineecon High ABV is one reason I don't tend to stock my cellar with domestic wines, but instead lean on imports labeled ~12-13%. We drink a lot of Chablis these days.

#wine #wineeconomics #americanwine #wineexports

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