Swedish wine drinkers are the biggest consumers of organic wine compared to drinkers in France, Germany and England, according to a new report that paints a portrait of the organic wine market in Europe.

According to research carried out by Sudvinbio, more than half of wine drinkers in Sweden (51 percent) said they’ve sprung for a bottle of organic wine. That compares to 36 percent of French wine drinkers, 32 percent of German consumers and 21 percent of Brits.

A further breakdown reveals that while men are the predominant wine drinkers in Europe overall, women lead men by an albeit small margin in the organic wine department, with 51 percent of drinkers made up of females.

That figure spikes in the UK and Germany, where 54 percent of organic wine consumers are female, and in Sweden where that number is at 52 percent.