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A true jewel of the French wine culture, Champagne is one of the most famous French wine areas in the world. A luxury product, as evidenced by the takeover of one of its largest estates by LVMH group, the value of champagne wine growing operations has constantly increased since 1991, rising from ** euros per hectare to **** euros in 2023. 

Champagne and its golden bubbles

In correlation with the market, the average selling price of champagne bottles has increased in recent years among retailers in France.
Within the most important champagne producers, Moët-Hennessy stands out and is at the top of the podium.

But Champagne winegrowers are not the only ones to benefit from the world’s enthusiasm for sparkling wines. In 2020, the Italian Prosecco winegrowers produced the largest volume of sparkling wine, with million units sold. Appearing in the second position, Champagne producers reached * million bottles sold that same year.

Wine, a whole sector of the French economy in full bloom

Although French production has stagnated over the past ten years, the sales of French wine have increased in recent years.

Wine growing is by far the main source of salaried agricultural employment in France. The industry and its numerous companies employ many workers.