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Data from International Organisation of Vine and Wine (OIV), delivered clean.
3 datasets pulled from International Organisation of Vine and Wine (OIV)'s releases, checked field by field and shipped the way you want them — daily, weekly, or hourly, your call.
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What Datadory delivers from International Organisation of Vine and Wine (OIV)
3OIV Statistics Database — World & Country Statistics
OIV Databases Hub — GI/AO & Vine Varieties
Kaggle — Wine Reviews (130k WineEnthusiast)
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Straight answers about International Organisation of Vine and Wine (OIV) data
What does OIV data through Datadory include?
Two catalog datasets. The OIV Statistics Database — World & Country Statistics covers area under vines, wine production and consumption, table-grape and dried-grape volumes, export volumes and values and re-exports as country-year rows with world aggregates. The OIV Databases Hub — GI/AO & Vine Varieties covers geographical indications, appellations of origin and the vine-variety catalogue, one typed record per designation or variety.
How many countries do the OIV statistics cover?
World, regional and national level across member states plus major non-member producers - roughly fifty producing and consuming countries beside the aggregates. The precise country list varies slightly by variable, so the exact set for your chosen measures is confirmed against the extract when you request a sample rather than assumed.
How far back does the coverage go?
In layers: the online Statistical Yearbook lists 1999 through 2014, Thematical Focus studies run 2014 to 2025, and the World Wine Production Outlook speaks to the 2024/2025 campaigns. State the span your analysis needs and the sample arrives cut to exactly that window rather than a blended compromise.
What is the difference between a geographical indication and an appellation of origin in the registry?
A geographical indication requires a given quality, reputation or characteristic to be essentially attributable to its origin. An appellation of origin additionally requires that quality to result from the geographical environment, including natural and human factors. The category field stores whichever class the notifying member claimed, so jurisdictional convention travels with the record instead of being flattened.