Wine was a popular choice for many during the pandemic.
Wine sales in Ireland fell 13 per cent last year, according to Drinks Ireland.
Over 120 million bottles were sold in 2020, but last year's figure sat at 105 million.
That marks the lowest sales of the product since 2015.
The drop follows a record-breaking year of sales during lockdown.
Wine sales declined by 13% between 2020 and 2021 yet wine remains Ireland's 2nd favourite alcoholic beverage 🍷
Check out the latest stats on Ireland’s wine industry ⬇#drinkresponsibly pic.twitter.com/YBA96pcPDP— Drinks Ireland (@DrinksIreland) August 19, 2022
Wine was one of the most popular stay-at-home drinks.
John McDaid of Drinks Ireland says there's been an overall decrease in consumption of alcohol:
"It's following on a very successful or record-breaking year in 2020," he said.
"2020, it was a record year for wine sales, which was up significantly from the previous year."
