Production of wine was off 13.8% in U.S. (47th Statistical Survey of the Wine Industry)

From: Wines & Vines | Date: July 1, 1990 | Copyright information

Production of wine was off 13.8% in U.S.

Last year, U.S. wine production fell 13.8% to 411.4 million gallons, as all of the major wine-producing states with the exception of Washington produced less wine in 1989 than in 1988. During 1980-89 the U.S. vintage averaged 467 million gallons per year.

Although the California crush was relatively high in 1989, preliminary reports indicate that wine production in the state dropped 14.4% to 371.2 million gallons. There w...

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