The Almansa Designation of Origin closed 2025 with a very positive evolution in the national market, increasing its commercialisation in Spain by 15.86% and also raising the economic value generated compared to the previous campaign. This consolidates the presence of Almansa Designation of Origin wines in the Spanish market.
In addition to the increase in volume, the economic value of the domestic market has also grown compared to the previous campaign. According to data from DO Almansa, this represents an increase of 4.16%.
This growth is joined by another relevant figure: despite a more complex international context, the total economic value of DO Almansa’s commercialisation has remained practically in line with the previous campaign, reinforcing the stability and positioning of its wines in the market.
This highlights DO Almansa’s ability to continue moving forward in a changing scenario, maintaining solid growth in the national market and strengthening the connection between its wines and Spanish consumers.
Growth in red, white and rosé wines
Within this increase in commercialisation, red wines continue to hold the greatest weight within DO Almansa in terms of volume sold, growing by 12.73% in the national market.
The evolution of white wines also stands out, with an increase of 32.43%. Meanwhile, rosé wines recorded the highest percentage growth, with an increase of 52.97%, although they still represent a smaller volume within the total.
These figures show a very positive evolution. While red wines continue to play a leading role, white and rosé wines are gaining increasing presence and attracting growing interest among consumers.
The national market gains weight within total commercialisation
In the 2025 campaign, the national market increased its weight within total commercialisation to 29.17%, five points more than in the previous campaign, when it represented 24.16%.
Growth within the national market reflects the joint work of the eleven wineries of DO Almansa to bring their wines closer to consumers, strengthen their identity in the national market and continue highlighting a production area with its own distinctive character.
This progress in Spain represents an important step for the Designation of Origin, as it strengthens its presence in a close, strategic market that is increasingly interested in wines with origin, authenticity and a personality of their own.
The figures from the 2025 campaign show a positive evolution in the national market, where DO Almansa has grown both in volume and in economic value.
Likewise, the 2025 campaign also reflects a very positive evolution in production, reaching 35,188 hl of wine obtained, compared to 24,947 hl in the previous campaign. This represents an increase of more than 10,000 hl and growth of 41.05%.
This increase in production reinforces the positive evolution of the campaign and highlights the work carried out by the wineries belonging to the Designation of Origin.
The international market records a decline
In the 2025 campaign, the international market recorded a decline compared to the previous campaign. However, it continues to represent the largest share of DO Almansa’s total commercialisation, with more than 70% of the volume sold outside Spain.
This figure must be understood within a complex international context. Uncertainty in some markets, changes in consumption habits and commercial difficulties have affected export performance in many production areas.
Even so, the economic value of international commercialisation has remained at levels similar to those of the previous campaign, reflecting DO Almansa’s ability to maintain the value of its wines in a demanding international scenario.
Nevertheless, DO Almansa continues to maintain an important international presence. During 2025, a total of 21,793.36 hl were commercialised in international markets, representing more than 70% of the total volume sold.
The main international destinations include Canada, Finland, Germany, Sweden, the Netherlands, the United States, Hong Kong and Japan, markets where DO Almansa wines continue to be present.
By geographical area, Europe accounts for 54.61% of the volume commercialised in international markets, followed by America with 32.74% and Asia with 12.45%.
In addition, some countries showed a positive evolution during this campaign, including Sweden, Finland, Hong Kong, the United States and Mexico, where the volume commercialised increased compared to the previous year.
DO Almansa’s presence in these markets confirms the international projection of its wines and the importance of continuing to work on international promotion, especially at a time when differentiation, quality and origin are key factors for competing.
A campaign that consolidates DO Almansa’s growth
Despite a more complex international scenario, DO Almansa has kept the total economic value of its commercialisation practically stable, reinforcing its ability to adapt to an increasingly demanding market.
The Almansa Designation of Origin continues to work alongside its wineries to promote the quality, identity and promotion of its wines, both in Spain and abroad, strengthening the recognition of an area marked by its altitude, extreme climate and representative grape varieties such as Garnacha Tintorera and Monastrell.
With these results, DO Almansa continues to move forward in its goal of bringing its wines closer to new consumers and consolidating the value of a Designation of Origin with a strong personality and a clear projection for the future.
