The champagne industry generated €5.0 billion in turnover in 2019, of which €3.0 billion came from exports. The sector comprises 16,100 winegrowers and 360 houses, with a total of 297.6 million bottles shipped, 52 per cent of which were exported.
Just how much is the champagne industry really worth? Figures from the Comité de Champagne reveal an economy worth 5 billion euros, driven by 16,100 winegrowers.

16,100 winegrowers
360 houses
Pinot noir 38%
Meunier 31%
Chardonnay 30
301.9 million bottles
or 10,300 kg/hectare
33,821 hectares of which:
24,033 in Marne
7,235 in Aube and Haute-Marne
2,553 in Aisne and Seine-et-Marne
1,437 million bottles
(including reserve At 31/07/2019 )
5.0 billion euros
of which 3.0 for export
141,594,046 bottles (48%) of which :
78,983,870 by Champagne houses (56%)
62,610,176 by growers and cooperatives (44%)
155,967,850 bottles (52%) of which :
135,803,435 by Champagne houses (87%)
20,164,415 by growers and cooperatives (13%)
297,561,896 bottles :
214,787,305 by Champagne Houses (72%)
82,774,591 by growers and cooperatives (28%)
1. United Kingdom
26 996 415
2. United States
25 677 389
3. Japan
14 303 643
4. Germany
11,649,724
5. Belgium
9 164 010
6. Italy
8 329 575
7. Australia
7,655,393
8. Switzerland
5 422 351
9. Spain
4 313 144
10. Sweden
3,250,609
Data taken from Comité de Champagne, 2019 figures


