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Countries That Make the Most Wine Quiz

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  1. Italy 44.4M hl
    Prosecco is named after a village in the province of Trieste.
  2. France 36.1M hl
    The name Champagne is legally protected by European law.
  3. Spain 28.7M hl
    Spain has more land planted with wine grapes than any other country.
  4. United States 20.0M hl
    California makes about 90% of American wine.
  5. Australia 11.3M hl
    Prussian emigrants helped establish the Barossa Valley wine region in the mid-1850s.
  6. Argentina 10.8M hl
    Malbec is the most important grape in Argentina's Mendoza wine region.
  7. South Africa 10.2M hl
    Pinotage was created in South Africa in 1925 by crossing Pinot Noir with Cinsaut.
  8. Chile 8.4M hl
    Long mistaken for Merlot, the Carménère grape was rediscovered in Chile in 1994.
  9. Germany 7.6M hl
    Riesling has been Germany's most planted grape since the mid-1990s.
  10. Portugal 6.0M hl
    Port wine is named after the city of Porto.
  11. Russia 5.7M hl
    By 1897 the Abrau-Durso estate near the Black Sea had champagne cellars holding over 13,000 bottles.
  12. New Zealand 3.7M hl
    About 60% of New Zealand's vineyard area is planted with Sauvignon Blanc.
  13. Romania 3.3M hl
    The white grape Fetească albă comes from Romania; in Hungary it is called Leányka.
  14. Hungary 3.0M hl
    Hungary's national anthem mentions the vineyards of Tokaj.
  15. Brazil 2.8M hl
    Serra Gaúcha, in Rio Grande do Sul, is Brazil's oldest and most important wine region.
  16. Georgia 2.6M hl
    Georgia has made wine for at least 8,000 years; its qvevri clay-jar method is UNESCO-listed.
  17. Austria 2.5M hl
    Grüner Veltliner is by far Austria's most grown grape.
  18. China 2.2M hl
    Winemaking has become important in Ningxia, long one of China's poorest areas.
  19. Moldova 1.8M hl
    The Mileștii Mici cellars hold a Guinness record for the largest wine collection, 2 million bottles.
  20. Greece 1.6M hl
    Retsina, flavoured with Aleppo pine resin, has been made for at least 2,000 years.

Source: OIV: State of the World Wine Sector in 2025 (Table 2) · as of 2025

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