Based on 2012 data, 21.2 millions hectoliters was exported whereof 12.8 millions hectoliters was bottled wine, 6.5 was bulk wine (-20%) and 1.9 millions sparkling wines.
Value growth and the export is pull by sparkling wines (+14% with 624 millions) and bulk wines (+11% with 434 millions, in spite of quantity reduction) and bottled still wines with +5% and 3,6 billions euro.
Unlike bottled wines, that are slowing down, bulk and sparkling wines keep a good rank.
In January 2013 we can register a growth of bulk wine of +50%, with Germany +80% that in twelve months, until January 2013, arrive to 176 millions of the total export of 449 millions.
All the main market register a growth, the only exception for Czech Republic where sell decrease go on with a monthly -40% like the annual data (-40% at 12 millions)
Ismea research reveal a growth of bulk wines with a reverse trend respect 2012. In the first two months of the year exceed one million hectoliters (+6% respect the same period of 2012) producing a turnover of 86 millions euro (+42%)
Germany remain the first export Country for Italian wine. Every year Italy export in Germany is around 200 millions euro of bulk wine, 700 millions of bottled wines and 90 millions of sparkling. Forecast growing percentage are very strong with Germany that register +26%, France +34%, Sweden +26%, UK +16%, Switzerland and Austria +10% and 12%. The total export in one months is 42 millions euro, +32% with 500.000 hectoliters of export volume. Considering the year, export growth of 16% being the top category passing sparkling wine at +14%.
