Wine

Article Abstract:

UK consumption of white still wine rose from 2,045 million pounds sterling in 1992 to an estimated 2,390 million pounds sterling in 1997. White wine consumption fell from 385 million litres in 1996 to 373 million litres in 1992, but gained ground during 1997 to finish at 390 million litres. Sales of red and rose still wine rose from 1,405 million pounds sterling in 1992 to an estimated 2,540 million pounds sterling in 1997. White wine sales are predicted to rise to 2,754 million pounds sterling by the year 2001, with red or rose sales increasing to 3,403 million pounds sterling over the same period.

Grape Red Table Wines, Grape White Table Wines, Industry Overview, Statistics, Red wines, White wines

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Wine

Article Abstract:

The U.K. market for still, unfortified wine is forecast to reach 630 million lt, worth 4.3 billion pounds sterling, in 1996. Wine sales are continuing to grow, with consumers making increasingly sophisticated choices about the wine they drink. There has been strong growth in personal imports via cross-border shopping. There is a continuing trend away from white wine and towards red wine, although white wine, with a 57% share, is the largest sector. It is expected that wine sales will reach 5.43 billion pounds sterling by 2000, at current prices.

Table Wines, Dessert Wines

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Fortified wines

Article Abstract:

The UK market for fortified wines, including port, sherry, madeira and marsala, is presented. It is anticipated the market for fortified wines will be worth 390 million pounds sterling in 2000. Sherry accounts for 30.9% of the market in 1998 although sales of port continues to grow.

Sherry, Other Specialty Wines, Wine industry, Wineries, Port wine, Port (Wine), Madeira wine, Madeira (Wine)

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