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据法国《国际酿造杂志》报道,近30年来,法国葡萄酒从1965年人均消费量160升下降到1995年的80升。对出现的这种现象,自1980年开始,每隔5年,由法国两大调研机构:L’onirin和I’Inra进行一次调查,而1995年第4次的调研分析表明,自1980年进行的第一次调查以来的15年中,法国葡萄酒消费者的人数日益减少,但偶然饮用葡萄酒的人却逐日渐增(1995年占57.5％,而1980年仅为38.6％)。然而,没有人能说得清楚,这种发展趋势何时了结,抑或有所改变?当然,这种现象,绝非法国所有,而是波及与影响到世界上所有生产葡萄酒的国家。实际上,法国出现的这种不景气的现象,主要是因为,法国年轻的一代,越来越多的推迟对葡萄酒的饮用,而首
According to the French “International Brewing Journal” report, in the past 30 years, French wine from 1965 per capita consumption dropped to 160 liters in 1995 to 80 liters. For this phenomenon, starting from 1980, every five years, a survey was conducted by two French research institutions: L’onirin and I’Inra, and the fourth survey of 1995 showed that it had been conducted since 1980. In the 15 years since the first survey, the number of French wine consumers has been declining. However, people who occasionally drink wine have been increasing day by day (57.5% in 1995 and 38.6% in 1980). However, no one can say clearly when this trend of development has ended, or may change? Of course, this phenomenon is not owned by France, but affects and affects all countries in the world that produce wine. In fact, this slump in France is mainly due to the fact that the younger generation in France is increasingly delaying the consumption of wine.