List of Tables

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Table   1.1.

Output and Value of French Wine, 1804–8

Table   1.2.

Leading Wine-Producing Countries before 1914

Table   1.3.

Production Costs in Aude (the Midi), 1829

Table   2.1.

The Growth of Railways in France, Italy, and Spain, 1850–1910

Table   2.2.

Per Capita Wine Consumption in Producer Countries, 1840s–1900s

Table   2.3.

Phylloxera and the Response of French Growers, 1878–97

Table   2.4.

Changes in Relative Wine Prices and Wages in Europe, 1870–1910

Table   2.5.

Exports of Spanish Table Wines, 1861–1915

Table   2.6.

Production, Trade, and Consumption of Italian Wines, 1884–1911

Table   2.7.

Wine Production by Region in Italy, 1870–74 and 1909–14

Table   2.8.

Growth in Midi and Algerian Production and French Wine Consumption

Table   2.9.

Production Costs in the Midi in the Late Nineteenth Century

Table   3.1.

French Wine Supplies and Consumption, 1866–1909

Table   3.2.

Wine Production in the Midi and France, 1824–1909

Table   3.3.

Movements in Factor and Wine Prices in the Midi, 1852–1907

Table   4.1.

Impact of Duties on Retail Wine Prices in the United Kingdom, 1850s and 1860s

Table   4.2.

Source of Wine Imports to the United Kingdom

Table   4.3.

Vine Disease, Harvest Size, and Prices in France

Table   4.4.

Estimates of Duty Paid on Alcoholic Beverages by Income Levels, 1913–14

Table   4.5.

Production and Trade in Wines in Selected Countries, 1909–13

Table   4.6.

Tariffs on Commodity Wine Imports in Selected Countries, 1898

Table   5.1.

Wine Production by Quality in Bordeaux, 1870s

Table   5.2.

Farm Structure and Output in the Gironde, 1924

Table   5.3.

Prices and Output of Different Bordeaux Wines in the Early 1830s

Table   5.4.

The Response to Vine Disease in the Gironde, 1882, 1894, and 1905

Table   5.5.

Wine Output in the Médoc and the Gironde

Table   5.6.

Production and Exports of Fine Bordeaux Wine

Table   5.7.

Wine Supplies in the Gironde, 1902–6

Table   6.1.

Sales of Champagne, 1850–59 to 1900–1909

Table   6.2.

Phylloxera and Local Syndicates Receiving Help from the AVC in the Marne

Table   6.3.

Production, Prices, and Wine Sales in the Marne, 1889–1911

Table   6.4.

Production Costs of Grapes in Marne and the Aube

Table   6.5.

Harvest Size in the Aube and Marne, 1889–1911

Table   7.1.

Wine as a Share of Total Portuguese Exports, 1840s–1900s

Table   7.2.

Demand and Supply for Douro Wine under “Free-Market” Conditions, 1865–1907

Table   8.1.

Trade in Sherry and Spanish White Wine

Table   8.2.

Distribution of Holdings in Jerez de la Frontera

Table   8.3.

Production Costs of “Elbe” Sherry

Table   8.4.

Alcoholic Strength of UK Wine Imports, 1856–93

Table   9.1.

Vineyards and Wineries in Napa and Sonoma Counties, 1891

Table   9.2.

Origin of Wines Consumed in the United States

Table 10.1.

Cycles of Growth and Depression in the Australian Wine Industry, 1854–1916

Table 10.2.

Leading Winemakers in South Australia, 1868, 1876, and 1903

Table 10.3.

Australian Interstate Trade and Wine Consumption

Table 10.4.

Select Urban Centers in the New World, 1881–1911

Table 11.1.

Population, GDP, and GDP per Capita in Various Countries, 1870–1914

Table 11.2.

Wine Production and Imports, Argentina, 1883–1912

Table 11.3.

Production and Yields in the New World

Table 11.4.

Size of Wineries in Mendoza, circa 1900

Table 11.5.

Selected Wine Prices and Brand Names, June 1910

Table 11.6.

Availability and Consumption of Wines in Various Countries, 1909–13

Table 11.7.

Correlation between Grape Prices and Wine Prices

Table   C.1.

Negotiating Strength of Growers and Shippers in Domestic and British Markets in the Early Twentieth Century

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