Have you ever wondered where the wine that you are drinking comes from? If the wine comes from the wine-growing regions Mosel, Nahe, Rheinhessen, Pfalz, Ahr, or Mittelrhein you can find this information in this API.

The dataset shared by this API is the vineyard register (Weinbergsrolle) of Rhineland-Palatinate, available under an open-data license. It is managed by the Chamber of Agriculture of Rhineland-Palatinate (Landwirtschaftskammer RLP).
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This API is a demo for APIs that can be deployed using ldproxy based on the OGC API standards developed by the Open Geospatial Consortium. A description how to set this API is available here.

In the years 2007-2009, a national survey took place for the first time with the recording of vineyard genetic resources in Germany, which recorded the exact quantity ratios of the grape varieties of the various wine-growing regions. On the basis of grid cells in the size of 10 km x 10 km, the number of grape varieties grown in the vine is shown. The number of recorded number of vines per grid cell is also included in the data. The survey was funded by the BLE with funds from the BMEL. The results of the recording of vineyard genetic resources in Germany were published in 2010 and form the basis of Deutsche Genbank Reben, which is an essential tool for safeguarding vineyard genetic resources in Germany.

Comprehensive list containing 1,807 verified Vineyard businesses in Germany with latest contact information, ratings, reviews, and location data.

In the last five years, the wine production industry has developed negatively, with industry sales falling by an average of 2% per year since 2020. The background to this development was a decline in consumer wine consumption, which was also driven by changes in social consumer behaviour and demographic change. Private households suffered a loss of purchasing power due to the tense macroeconomic situation over long periods between 2020 and 2025, which was characterised by high inflation and rising living costs, particularly between 2021 and 2023. At the same time, the earnings situation of industry players was increasingly burdened by higher energy costs over time and the rising minimum wage. They were only able to pass on these additional costs to a limited extent due to intense international competition and the strong purchasing power of retailers in Germany.In 2025, wine producers' sales are likely to increase slightly compared to the previous year. Even if consumers are currently paying more attention to their spending again and the volume sold is likely to fall, the real wage increases of the past year should provide scope for an adjustment in sales prices. IBISWorld expects turnover in this sector to increase by 0.1% year-on-year to 3.7 billion euros. In the next five years, turnover in the wine production industry is likely to show little dynamic growth due to the expected further reduction in wine consumption among the population. IBISWorld forecasts an average annual decline in turnover of 0.1% for this period, meaning that industry turnover should amount to 3.7 billion euros in 2030. Under these circumstances, the number of players in the market and the area under cultivation is likely to decrease. By focussing on the high-margin premium segment of Prädikat wines and products such as non-alcoholic or organically produced wine, the profitability of the remaining industry players is likely to improve minimally over the next five years.

Vineyard audience profile for Germany.

As of 2021, the German wine regions of Rheinhessen, Franconia, and Palatinate held the highest number of wine tasting rooms awarded by the German Wine Institute, each with 13 facilities. Germany has a total of 13 wine regions.

In 2024, Germany imported around *** million tons of wine and grape must. This was a decrease compared to the year before.

Winery audience profile for Germany.

The majority of German wines were classified as quality wines in 2024, this was also true for earlier in the timeline. These categories are based on wine quality, with special quality wine (Prädikatswein in German) being the highest level.

Around **** million hectoliters of wine a year were consumed on average in Germany in 2024. Consumption levels had been steady during the last decades, before hinting at a downward trend in recent years. White or red? White wine is more popular in Germany, judging by retail sales volume figures during recent years. Germany is recognized internationally for its white wines in particular, the most famous example being Riesling. Besides this grape type, there are also other widely known ones such as Pinot Gris and Pinot Blanc, just to name a few. Production volume confirm the preference for white wine, with around double the volume of red wine. Not the biggest drinkers On a European scale, Germans are not among the first rushing to have a glass of wine. France led the ranking, followed by Italy and then Germany in third place. Which countries in Europe recorded the least wine consumed? Hungary and Austria were in a close race at the bottom.

Vineyards planted with wine grapes: Germany, years, wine-growing areas, grape variety

Germany - Grape Production for wines was 1035.69 thousand t in December of 2025, according to the EUROSTAT. Trading Economics provides the current actual value, an historical data chart and related indicators for Germany - Grape Production for wines - last updated from the EUROSTAT on May of 2026. Historically, Germany - Grape Production for wines reached a record high of 1403.60 thousand t in December of 2018 and a record low of 1014.24 thousand t in December of 2017.

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Harvest quantity of wine must, Average must weight:Germany, Years, Grape variety, Must quality, Vineyards

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Learn about the German wine market, dominated by white wine varieties like Riesling but also producing notable red wines such as Spatburgunder and Dornfelder. Discover the major wine regions, their specific wine styles, and the country's strict rules and regulations around wine production.

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wine regions in Germany. name, image, type, Area, climate, Area planted, date recognized, Country, continent, Situation, Number of wineries, administrative división, Production

Graph and download economic data for Wine Crop for Germany (A0126ADEA564NNBR) from 1878 to 1917 about crop, wine, Germany, and production.

USD 175.4 Million in 2024; projected USD 350.06 Million by 2033; CAGR 8.04%.