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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
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