Amount of grapes (to make wine or any other drinks) harvested in Portugal and Spain districts, yearly
This is a data-availability report, not a recovered series. A scan of official Spanish (MAPA), Portuguese (INE, IVV) and harmonized EU sources verified ten distinct series or table examples, spanning 2001–2024, at levels from national to province, region and municipality — measured variously in tonnes of grapes, hectolitres of wine, or hl/ha of yield. No source delivers annual harvested grape tonnage by district for both countries.
Harmonized EU-27 regional crop statistics, area and production, 2017–2021, NUTS-2. Workbook of 1.9 MB plus processing scripts and source documentation.
zenodo.orgPeer-reviewed description of the dataset; Table 5 confirms wine-grape availability Portugal 2017–2021, Spain 2021; production in tonnes.
link.springer.comSpain's ministry publishes annual surface and production tables by province and autonomous community, with provisional data through the 2025 campaign.
mapa.gob.esBoletim Mensal da Agricultura e Pescas: continental wine-grape yield forecasts in hl/ha, 2019–2024.
ine.ptSpain's national reference metadata for crop production names MAPA as compiling agency — the official channel behind the harmonized figures.
ec.europa.euRegional example of DO-level detail: 74,048,662 kg of grapes across the five Galician denominations in 2024.
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Data-availability scan compiled from 53 verified web records across five result sets: a Zenodo file listing, dataset DOI verification, Spanish province-level table examples, Portugal INE/IVV findings, and a broader official-source scan (42 records including MAPA yearbooks, monthly bulletins and Eurostat metadata). Ten distinct series or table examples are charted; each bar spans the years a source covers and its colour states what the numbers measure. No district-year grape amounts were recovered or estimated. Ancillary records (trade tables, agronomy studies, irrigation trials) were cut for space.