Supply balance sheets of agricultural products, market year 2022/2023
Self-sufficiency in wine at 92%
In the observed marketing year, 572,000 hectolitres of wine were produced, of which white wines accounted for 67% of total production.
White wines accounted for two-thirds of total wine production
Wine production in Slovenia amounted to 572,000 hectolitres in the 2022/2023 marketing year, which is over 3% less compared to the previous market year. Of this, white wines accounted for 67% of production, which is a decrease of 4 percentage points.
Regarding the quality distinction, wines with protected designation of origin represented the highest share in the total domestic production of wines, i.e. 423,000 hectolitres or 74% of the total wine production.
Although total production was lower by 3%, the self-sufficiency rate was higher than in the previous market year due to lower consumption. The self-sufficiency rate was thus 92%, i.e. 9 percentage points higher.
12% less wine available for consumption
The amount of wine available for consumption in the observed period was 624,000 hectolitres, which is 12% less than in the previous market year. Of the total amount available, 69% (428,000 hectolitres) were white wines. The available amount of wine per person was 29 litres, of which white wines represented 69% or 20 litres.
In addition to the table with the latest data on the balance sheet of wine, we are also publishing data from other balances of agricultural products for the market/production year in the SiStat Database.
Wine production in Slovenia amounted to 572,000 hectolitres in the 2022/2023 marketing year, which is over 3% less compared to the previous market year. Of this, white wines accounted for 67% of production, which is a decrease of 4 percentage points.
Regarding the quality distinction, wines with protected designation of origin represented the highest share in the total domestic production of wines, i.e. 423,000 hectolitres or 74% of the total wine production.
Although total production was lower by 3%, the self-sufficiency rate was higher than in the previous market year due to lower consumption. The self-sufficiency rate was thus 92%, i.e. 9 percentage points higher.
12% less wine available for consumption
The amount of wine available for consumption in the observed period was 624,000 hectolitres, which is 12% less than in the previous market year. Of the total amount available, 69% (428,000 hectolitres) were white wines. The available amount of wine per person was 29 litres, of which white wines represented 69% or 20 litres.
In addition to the table with the latest data on the balance sheet of wine, we are also publishing data from other balances of agricultural products for the market/production year in the SiStat Database.
Available quantity of wines per capita, Slovenia, market year 2022/2023
Supply balance sheet for wine, Slovenia, market year 2022/2023
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METHODOLOGICAL NOTE
Final data on balances for the market year 2022/2023 will be published in the SiStat Database in early November 2024.
The source of calculations of supply balance sheets of agricultural products is the Agricultural Institute of Slovenia.
Additional explanations are available in the methodological explanations.
The source of calculations of supply balance sheets of agricultural products is the Agricultural Institute of Slovenia.
Additional explanations are available in the methodological explanations.
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