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Gracia:
it's red, white or rosé, more or less shiny or luminous, turns heads around the world, dry, medium, sweet, still or sparkling, its varieties are as numerous as they are different, and they are invited most of the time to our table.
Yes, you guess it right, I am talking about wine, especially wine from France.
France is also known as “the land of wine” and that for a reason, it is an integral part of its culture, it has 76,000 wine farms and last but not least it is the second world producer with 42.1 million hectoliters per year.
Elisabeth:
I am going to tell you a little bit more about the wine export in France.
1 out of 4 bottels of wine are exportés from France.
The biggest net exporter of wine is Italië, followed by Spain and France on the world place.
Wine is the 2nd surplus item in France’s trade balance after aeronautic.
It is also the leading exporting sector of the French agrifood industrie.
In 2019 France exported the highest dollar vakje worth of wine an amount of 11 billion dollar which is 30% of the dollar wine export.

Elisabeth:
I am going to tell you a little bit more about the wine export in France.
1 out of 4 bottels of wine are exportés from France.
The biggest net exporter of wine is Italië, followed by Spain and France on the world place.
Wine is the 2nd surplus item in France’s trade balance after aéronautique.
It is also the leading exporting sector of the French agrifood industrie.
In 2019 France exported the highest dollar vakje worth of wine an amount of 11 billion dollar which is 30% of the dollar wine export

Deborah:
All common wine styles - red , rosé , white are produced in France. In most of these styles, French production ranges from cheap and simple versions to some of the world's most famous and expensive.
In many ways, French wines have a regional rather than a national identity, as evidenced by different grape varieties, production methods and different classification systems in the different regions. Quality levels and prices vary enormously, and some wines are made for immediate consumption, while others are intended for long-term preservation.
The recognized wine producing areas in France are regulated by the Institut National des Appellations d'Origine.
There are about 17 wine-producing regions in France. You probably already know the best known ones. Alsace, Beaujolais, Bordeaux, Brittany and so much more. Well I hope you now know a bit more about the wine production in France, now we go to the next one.

Daoud:
To diversify its portfolio, investing in wine is a lucrative alternative investment choice for investors and wine drinkers.
In comparison, with the slow global stock market, fine wine has a poor correlation.
The fine wine market, which is less volatile than real estate or gold, has outperformed most global equities and exchange-traded funds. More specifically, over the past 15 years, it has delivered 13.6 percent annualized returns.
To bank on fine wine investments, you can:
Diversify the portfolio or asset class of your fund.
Manage danger for portfolios.
Countering any uncertainty in the market.

Mohamed:
Wine is the most popular drink in France The French wine industry employs over 550,000 people.
French wine and liquors are the second largest export product in France by value, placing themselves behind the aviation and cosmetic industry. With a total turnover of € 11 billion, the export of French wine and liquor equals the value of 146 Airbuses.

France is responsible for 15% of the global wine production. The French market is determined by wine sales at liquor stores, shops and supermarkets: more than 80% of the wine is sold through these channels.
The French wine industry is certainly worth investing in, because it is a lucrative sector, where you can learn and discover a lot from the wine culture. So what are you waiting for?