IN BREVE
- In 2025, Trentodoc’s turnover stands at 180 million euros, in line with the previous year.
- Bottle sales reach 12.2 million, showing continued growth in the quality sparkling wine sector.
- The number of member companies increases from 67 to 74, highlighting the attractiveness of the Trentodoc model.
- The Italian market remains the main reference, with positive signals especially in the North and Center.
- Exports remain stable at 15% of sales, with Europe representing 54.19% of exports.
The Trentodoc sector confirms its stability. In 2025, turnover stands at 180 million euros, in line with the previous year. Bottles sold reach 12.2 million. This result highlights the continuity of the denomination’s growth path and its consolidation in the quality sparkling wine segment.
This trend is captured by the Trento Doc Institute Observatory. The data indicates a sector that maintains balance, despite a complex market context.
“Today’s market context requires attention and adaptability. In this scenario, Trentodoc confirms signs of balance and continuity, supported by the work of the companies and the consistency of the denomination project. The Observatory data highlights a sector that, over a decade, has doubled its numbers and continues to express vitality, as also demonstrated by the growth in the number of members, which rose from 67 in 2025 to 74 today,” comments Stefano Fambri, president of the Institute.
NUMBER OF COMPANIES GROWS
Among the most significant elements is the increase in members. The number of companies has gone from 67 to 74. This figure strengthens the structure of the denomination and testifies to the attractiveness of the Trentodoc model. Over the last ten years, the sector has doubled its numbers. A dynamic that confirms the solidity of the project and its ability to evolve over time.
ITALY KEY MARKET, EXPORTS STABLE
Italy is confirmed as the main reference market. Its presence is consolidated especially in the North and Center, areas that continue to record positive signals.
On the international front, exports remain stable at 15% of total sales. The main foreign markets are concentrated in Europe, which absorbs 54.19% of exports. This is followed by North America — with the United States, Mexico, and Canada — and the Asia and Oceania regions.
The progressive success of the denomination helps maintain interest even beyond national borders, albeit in a global scenario that requires caution.
