About the report

The Export Monitor is a one-page high-level historical summary of the total exports of Australian wine. It includes both value and volume of export sales broken down by wine style and container type, plus the percentage change year-on-year for the category over the past 10 financial or calendar years. It does not include variety or regional information.

Report summary – 2024 calendar year

Over the last ten calendar years (prior to 2024), the total volume of exported wine has been between 607 million litres and 849 million litres per annum, with a total value of between A$1.82 billion and A$2.91 billion FOB.

Total wine volume has declined by an average of 0.8 per cent per year over the past 10 years, while value has increased by an average of 3.4 per cent per year. The five-year average growth rates are lower than the 10-year rates, largely influenced by the declines between 2021 and 2023.

In the 2024 calendar year, the value of Australian wine exports increased by 34.4 per cent to $2.5 billion and volume increased by 6.9 per cent compared with the previous year to 649 million litres.

Compared to the previous year, bottled still white wine exports increased by 1 per cent in volume while bottled red wine increased by 29 per cent. Sparkling wine increased by 16 per cent in value to $42 million and increased by 25 per cent in volume to 6.5 million litres in the calendar year ended 31 December 2024.

The report is updated annually. Previous reports are also available. See also the Export Dashboard.

About the source

This report is compiled from the Wine Australia Licensing and Approval System. This database contains information on all wine exported from Australia since 1991. Intending exporters are required to record the details of all consignments in the database prior to being granted a licence for shipment. Information recorded includes the volume, value, country of destination, container type, winestyle, GI region/s and variety/ies and varietal/regional label claim.