Wine production and vineyard surface area
According to the International Organization of Wine and Vine, Romania's wine production dropped to approximately 3.6 million hectoliters of wine in 2019, ranking sixth in the OIV top. Most of the country’s wine production, specifically red and white, come from the Moldova Hills, while rose wine production is mostly concentrated in the South and South-West of Romania, namely Muntania and Oltenia.The vineyards in Romania are spread either in the form of a continuous chain or scattered in vineyard regions - there are seven wine regions: Crisana and Maramures, Muntenia and Oltenia, Transylvania, Banat, Moldova, Dobrogea and the Danube terraces. These regions consist of approximately 40 vineyards, and over 160 wine centers famous for their products. Romania’s total vineyard area peaked in 2019, totaling approximately 182,600 hectares. This is the largest vineyard surface recorded in the last ten years. Of the total vineyard, over 14,000 hectares were destined for the production of a Romanian wine variety called Feteasca Regala.