We drink less and less wine
While the annual per capita consumption of wine and must in Hungary was 5.7 liters in 2010, by 2018 this figure had dropped to 5.1 liters. Although it is clear that there have been two relatively outstanding years in wine consumption in the last eight years, with annual consumption per capita of 6 liters in 2011 and 5.8 liters in 2016, the trend shows that Hungarians drink less wine. (agrarszektor.hu)
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