From the early 1960s to today, the global wine industry has undergone remarkable changes. Countries have risen, fallen, and competed for dominance as wine exports expanded across continents and markets. What began as a Europe-centered trade gradually evolved into a truly global industry.
This video shows the countries that exported the most wine in the world from 1961 to 2021. Through a year-by-year comparison, you will see how traditional wine powerhouses like France, Italy, and Spain shaped the early decades, and how new wine-exporting nations later emerged to challenge the global market.
Covering more than six decades of data, this visual history highlights long-term trends, economic shifts, changing consumer demand, and the globalization of wine production. It offers valuable insight into how wine exports have evolved over time and which countries consistently led the world.
This video is ideal for viewers interested in global trade, wine history, economic data, and country comparisons. Watch until the end to see which country dominated wine exports in recent years and how global rankings changed from 1961 to 2021.
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I wonder why Algeria fell off