List of wine-producing countries

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The following is a list of wine-producing countries and their volume of wine production for the year 2005 in metric tonnes. Data is reported from the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), which is an agency of the United Nations.

**Wine production by country 2005**
Rank	Country (with link to wine article)	Production (tonnes)
1	France	5,329,449
2	Italy	5,056,648
3	Spain	3,934,140
4	United States	2,232,000
5	Argentina	1,564,000
6	China	1,300,000 ^[1]
7	Australia	1,274,000
8	South Africa	1,157,895
9	Germany	1,014,700
10	Chile	788,551
11	Portugal	576,500
12	Romania	575,000
13	Russia	512,000
14	Hungary	485,000
15	Greece	437,178
16	Brazil	320,000
17	Austria	258,000
18	Ukraine	240,000
19	Moldova	230,000
20	Croatia	180,000
21	Serbia and Montenegro^[2]	174,000
22	Bulgaria	120,000
23	New Zealand	120,000
24	Switzerland	120,000
25	Lebanon	112,559
26	Macedonia	105,850
27	Mexico	102,778
28	Japan	90,000
29	Algeria	77,000
30	Georgia	65,000
31	Czech Republic	55,000
32	Canada	50,400
33	Slovenia	50,000
34	Uzbekistan	45,000
35	Peru	43,500
36	Slovakia	39,519
37	Cyprus	38,500
38	Morocco	35,000
39	Tunisia	24,000
40	Turkmenistan	24,000
41	Turkey	22,548
42	Kazakhstan	21,000
43	Cuba	17,300
44	Albania	17,000
45	Belgium	16,000
46	Luxembourg	16,000
47	Uruguay	15,000
48	Madagascar	8,900
49	Armenia	8,000
50	Belarus	7,500
51	Bosnia and Herzegovina	7,500
52	Israel	6,500
53	Tajikistan	6,175
54	Paraguay	6,000
55	Lithuania	5,160
56	Azerbaijan	5,000
57	Egypt	4,200
58	Kyrgyzstan	3,500
59	Venezuela	2,100
60	Bolivia	2,048
61	Ethiopia	1,699
62	Zimbabwe	1,600
63	United Kingdom	1,450
64	Malta	630
65	Syria	300
66	Panama	165
67	India	130
68	Liechtenstein	80
69	Réunion	13
70	Estonia	0
71	Latvia	0

[edit] Notes

^ Figures for China refer to all alcoholic beverages, including those that are distilled, and not just wine.
^ Serbia and Montenegro dissolved their union in 2006, later than the source of this data.