Portuguese wine exports reached 454.2 million euros and 169 million liters between January and June 2025, with an average price of 2.69 euros per liter, the association stated in a release.
Compared to 2024, there was a decrease of 0.48% in value and 1.76% in average price, while the volume exported increased by 1.31%.
In the year’s first half, exports to the European Union (EU) amounted to 204 million euros and 79.4 million liters.
Non-EU exports stood at 250.2 million euros and 89.6 million liters.
Mexico and Angola were notable in international markets, with growth rates of 86.14% and 37.69%, respectively.
France remained the primary destination for exports, followed by the USA and Brazil.
Wines priced between 2.01 and 4.00 euros were the most exported, representing about 40% of the market share.
“These figures reflect the sector’s resilience and adaptability, even amid a challenging and uncertain international economic context. The increase in volume underlines the ongoing demand for our wines, while the average price challenge highlights the importance of strategies to enhance our wines’ value and consolidate their position in international markets,” stated ViniPortugal President Frederico Falcão.
ViniPortugal, the Interprofessional Wine Association, aims to promote Portugal’s image as a wine producer.
