Russia Targets 80% Domestic Wine Share by 2030s

According to Lut, to increase the share of Russian wine to 80%, '13-17 million dal need to be added to the volume of wine production'.

Consensus

The share of Russian wine on store shelves is currently around 60%.
The goal is to increase the share of Russian wine on store shelves to 80%.
This target is expected to be achieved within 7–10 years if current vineyard planting rates are maintained.
An increase in wine production by 13–17 million decaliters is required.
An additional 20–25 thousand hectares of vineyards are needed.
Approximately 15 thousand hectares of new vineyards will be located in Dagestan.
The Ministry of Agriculture, together with industry organizations, has conducted land identification using remote sensing tools.
The target production volume for 2026 is projected at 64 million decaliters.
The projected grape harvest for 2026 is around 950 thousand tons.
The total vineyard area by the end of 2026 is expected to reach 116 thousand hectares.
The Ministry of Agriculture has invested 12.6 billion rubles in the wine industry under a federal project.
Minister Oksana Lut stated that the wine industry aims to become one of the best in the world.

The target is to achieve 80% domestic wine share by the mid-2030s. — interfax
The projected grape harvest for 2026 will be 955 thousand tons, level with the previous year. — interfax
Wine production in 2026 is projected to be between 53–55 million decaliters, down from 57.2 million in 2025. — interfax
The decline in wine production is attributed to a general decrease in alcohol consumption in Russia. — interfax
The total vineyard area by the end of 1926 is expected to reach 115,000 hectares. — vedomosti
The projected grape harvest for 2025 is 950 thousand tons. — fontanka
Six out of ten bottles sold in Russia are currently domestic wine. — vesti
In developed wine-producing countries, domestic wine accounts for 75% to 90% of sales. — vesti