World wine production sees Belarus secure the second spot globally
Russian wine exports have experienced a substantial increase in both volume and value, according to a recent report by the organisation "Agroexport". Compared to the same period last year, the physical volume of wine exports increased by 17%, reaching approximately 2,500 tons. The value of these exports saw an even more impressive surge, rising by 31% to nearly $4 million.
Sparkling wines lead the way in Russian wine exports, with around 1,500 tons worth over $2.4 million. The second-largest volume of exports is wine in containers of 2 liters or less, accounting for over 800 tons worth nearly $1.5 million.
The Chinese market is the largest importer of Russian wine, responsible for 31% of the value of exports. China is followed by Kazakhstan, which accounts for 15% of the value, and Belarus, which represents 23% of the value of Russian wine exports. Belarusians are the second-largest importers of Russian wine, while Abkhazia is the fifth-largest buyer by value, with a share of 6% of the value of Russian wine exports.
Turkey is the fourth-largest buyer by value, accounting for 8% of the value of Russian wine exports. The value of Russian wine exports to Turkey increased by 8% compared to the same period last year, while the value of exports to China increased by 31%. The value of Russian wine exports to Kazakhstan also saw a significant increase of 15% compared to the same period last year.
The most important partner countries for importing Russian wine in 2025, considering export volume and value, are not explicitly listed in the available search results. However, there is no direct data indicating major importers of Russian wine by volume or value in 2025 from the provided sources.
In conclusion, the Russian wine industry has shown strong growth in 2025, with significant increases in both volume and value of exports. The Chinese and Kazakhstani markets have emerged as key players in the export of Russian wine, while Belarus and Turkey also play important roles. Despite the lack of information regarding major importers in 2025, it is clear that the Russian wine industry is on the rise.
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