Prosecco bottles by year

• Prosecco DOC
• Conegliano Valdobbiadene DOCG

Prosecco DOC

The Consorzio of the Prosecco DOC, recognised on 17 July 2009, publishes a yearly figure for bottles.¹ It gave 306 million bottles for 2014,² 440 million for 2017,⁵ 486 million for 2019⁶ and 500 million for 2020 (106 million in Italy, 394 million abroad).⁷ The figure jumped to 627 million in 2021,⁸ Prosecco DOC Rosé had been approved in May 2020.⁹ After 638 million in 2022¹⁰ and 616 million in 2023,¹¹ it reached 660 million in 2024¹² and 667 million in 2025.¹

The export share grew from 70% in 2014 to 82% in 2025.^2,1 In 2025 spumante was 77.8% of the volume, rosé 9.0% and frizzante 12.3%.¹ Years with no Consorzio figure found (2009 to 2013, 2015, 2016) are left empty in the chart.

Conegliano Valdobbiadene DOCG

The DOCG consortium does not publish one uniform yearly series; its reports, based on certifications, give 60.8 million bottles for 2009 and 90.6 million for 2018,¹³ 83.7 million for 2015,¹⁴ and 92.1 million for 2020, flat on 2019.¹⁵ The area produced 104 million bottles in 2021;⁴ over 103.5 million were placed on the market in 2022.¹⁶ In 2023 the total was about 92.4 million, almost 11% less; the report names distributors running down stocks built in 2021 and 2022, weak demand with inflation, and weather that cut yields.³

For the appellations see Prosecco DOC and Conegliano Valdobbiadene; compare with Champagne shipments.

Questions and answers

How many bottles of Prosecco DOC are made a year?

The consortium reports 667 million bottles for 2025.¹

How much Prosecco DOC is exported?

82% of the volume in 2025 (547 million bottles), up from 70% in 2014.^1,2

Why did Conegliano Valdobbiadene DOCG fall in 2023?

The consortium report names destocking by distributors after 2021-2022, weaker demand with inflation and lower yields after bad weather.³