According to reports from British media, Italy and France have been competing for the title of the world's largest wine producer for many years. However, due to climate issues in 2013, both countries' grape industries were affected, leading to a decline in production. As a result, Spain has taken the lead in global wine production.
According to official data, in 2013, Spain's wine production reached five billion liters, far exceeding the average annual production of three point five billion liters in the 1990s. This marks the first time it has surpassed the two major wine-producing countries, France and Italy.
