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    Kiwi winegrowers are feeling the effects of a drop in wine consumption and exports

    Kiwi winegrowers are feeling the effects of a drop in wine consumption and exports


    According to New Zealand Winegrowers, consumption of local wine per capita has nose-dived from 15.2 litres a year to 9.6.

    The average Kiwi now drinks one bottle of New Zealand wine per month.

    Marlborough's Loveblock Wines founder Erica Crawford says in response, large producers are coming up with lighter - and no-alcohol wines.

    She says these types of products are the way to go to get consumption back up.

    The exception is Sauvignon Blanc, which is more than holding its own.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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