Phylloxera and Grape Industry Board of South Australia

2009 South Australian winegrape crush survey

The 2009 survey report has been produced by the PGIBSA on behalf of industry. It is fully funded by the South Australian Wine Industry Association, the Wine Grape Council of SA Inc and PIRSA. A hard copy has not been produced this year, in order to reduce costs and reduce the environmental impact of the survey.

The report is divided into sections to make downloading easier, and to allow you to choose individual regions that you are interested in.

If you would just like the intake summary tables, containing tonnage and price information for the current vintage for each region, click on the link below.

2009 winegrape intake summary tables by region

Complete report

Download the full report for the 2009 vintage - containing the state summary report and all regional reports (120 pages). This file is approximately 4.5MB. It includes blank pages to facilitate double-sided printing and it has a full colour cover.

The individual tables that make up the survey can also be obtained as Excel worksheets burned onto a CD. This option is free to registered grapegrowers or $110 to others. Contact us to request a CD.

State summary report

Download the State summary report for the 2009 vintage - containing summary information on the 2009 vintage by variety and region, projections of future supply and demand, and historical comparisons from previous vintages.
Download the GI regions and zones map

Regional reports

These include a summary of the 2009 vintage by variety - including tonnes crushed, value of fruit (price per tonne), plantings in the region and forecast information - for each region separately.

Before dowloading the regional reports, please download the Explanations and definitions as these are important for correct interpretation of the information in the tables.

Note: the maps listed below are the black and white maps of the GI region boundaries contained in the survey reports. Full colour maps of the GI regions including distribution of vineyards can be downloaded from elsewhere on this site. Click here to go to the GI region maps page.