Wine by the numbers
Sunday, October 14, 2012
Wine by the numbers
44,000: Acres of Washington wine grapes
185,000: Estimated tons of Washington grapes in 2012
142,000: Tons of Washington wine grapes in 2011
160,000: Previous record harvest in tons, 2010
739: Washington wineries in 2011
19: Washington wineries in 1981
20.1 million: Gallons of Washington wine in 2010
2 million: Gallons of wine in 1981
$1 billion: Washington wine sales revenue
$8.6 billion: Total economic impact of wine industry for state
3: Rank of wine grapes among agricultural crops in economic benefits to state (behind apples and cherries)
2: Washington’s rank among wine-producing states (behind California)
2: Grant County’s rank among Washington’s wine production (behind Benton County)
21: Percent of Washington’s wine produced in Grant County
Source: Stonebridge Research: Economic Impact of Washington Wine, 2011
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