The cost of vineyards in France in 2019 grew by 4.3%

The cost of vineyards in France in 2019 grew by 4.3%

The cost of vineyards in France in 2019 grew by 4.3%, writes the French portal on the real estate.

However in the region Champagne and in southwest wine-making regions there was an insignificant falling of the average prices. In general the cost of vineyards in France remained stable – the average price was about 148,000 euros for 1 hectare.

According to the French agency of rural lands, in 2019 in the country 9200 vineyards over 18,000 hectares which total cost was nearly 1 billion euros were sold.

On the label of each bottle of French wine terroir, or, in a different way set of characteristics is designated: such, as, the region where wine was produced, its microclimate, wine-making tradition, a grapes grade and also, at first sight, insignificant signs as type of a wine cellar where wine was stored or properties of wood breed of barrels on which drink was poured.

The geographical location of a vineyard is very important for cultivation of quality wine. France the well-known wine-making regions is: Alsace, Beaujolais, Bordeaux, Burgundy, Champagne, Southwest (fr. Sud-Ouest), Yura, Loire Valley, Rhône Valley, Languedoc, Provence, Corsica.

In size of consumption of wine per capita the French are in the lead in the world, but in absolute figures France (321 million boxes of wine) lags behind the USA (330 million). 71% of the population give preference to red wine, a quarter of the population — white, and the remained 4% — pink. Among men of fans of red wine there are 74%, among women — 62%. A favourite reason for drinking of wine is evening with friends, at restaurant, a wedding, etc. Criterion for purchase of this or that wine brand is most often the popularity of an apellasyon or the recommendation of acquaintances.

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