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November 17, 2025 - Wine Industry Insight Daily News Feed
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Today’s Most Interesting Wine Industry Data
“Global wine production in 2025 is estimated between 228 and 235 mhl, with a mid-range projection of 232 mhl. This represents a 3% increase compared with the historically low 2024 volume, yet remains around 7% below the five-year average…Against a backdrop of weakened global demand and elevated inventories in several mature markets, a third consecutive year of below-average production tends to ease pressure on stock rather than create widespread supply tension.”
The Rest of the News
Why a revered California winemaker is risking everything for his final project
Bledsoe Family Winery breaks ground on new Walla Walla tasting room
Why California’s Santa Barbara wine country deserves more recognition
FLCC Viticulture Center to host open house and wine tastings Nov. 22
'We became pretty burned out.' Perennial Vineyards & Winery owners to auction property
‘Two Up Wine Down’ returns for fourth year in Charlottesville
These aged California wines are nearly impossible to find — unless you’re in this ‘tasting society’
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