Andalucia
exported wine to the value of €100m between January and November 2014 according
to official figures which show an increase of 6.5% over the €94.3m in same
period in 2013. Of the total exported, 86.4% was wine with a Denominación de
Origen (DO) bringing in €86.8m as opposed to 2013’s €75.6m and a 15% increase
in value.
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| (one of the Grupo Estevez bodegas, Jerez) |
The
province of Cádiz fared best with sales valued at €83m, largely Sherry of course. Málaga was next with
export sales of €8.2m then Córdoba with almost €5m, Huelva with €1.5m, Sevilla €1.2m.
Almería, Granada and Jaén earned a further €1.4m between them. The latter four
exported mainly table wines.
As to the
main destinations, the UK is in the lead, importing €34.5m worth, or 35% of the
value of total andaluz wine exports. The
Low Countries were next with €13m, then the USA with €11.7m.
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