A recent analysis by Vinetur has revealed a significant disparity in wine grape prices for the 2026 harvest across various countries. With Switzerland leading the pack, the price for Swiss wine grapes stands at an impressive €2.85 per kilogram. In stark contrast, Argentina ranks at the bottom of the list, with a mere €0.21 per kilogram.
This report focuses exclusively on grapes designated for winemaking, measuring the price paid to growers in euros per kilogram. Notably, it excludes table grapes, raisins, and bulk wine prices, providing a clear snapshot of the winemaking market as of September 8, 2026.
The findings illustrate a remarkable 13.6-fold price difference between the highest and lowest markets surveyed. This stark variation not only underscores the economic factors influencing grape pricing but also reflects the quality and demand for wine grapes in different regions.
As the wine industry continues to evolve, these price trends will undoubtedly impact producers and consumers alike, shaping the future landscape of global wine production.
Source: Vinetur
