French wine output heading for century low

France expects its wine harvest to fall to the lowest level this century due to severe drought and extreme summer heat. Output is projected at 34.9 million hectolitres, remaining well below the five-year average despite regional gains.

A visitor holds a glass of champagne during the Wine Paris trade fair in Paris, France, February 12, 2025.

France expects wine output to fall to 34.9 million hectolitres this year, marking the lowest level this century due to extreme heat and drought. The updated projection represents a 2% decline from the previous year and sits 14% below the 2021-2025 average. The downturn highlights ongoing stress in the agricultural sector despite late-summer rains aiding specific regions.

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