Following the recent discussions on this forum, regarding the purpose of this forum, its future, meaning and such, I've been thinking lately a lot about Israel as an outstanding wine producing country. Whether or not this forum is/will be/should be Israel and/or Kosher wine oriented, please correct me if I'm wrong but is there any other Wine Country anywhere in the world producing as many different styles of wine as Israel, and that regardless of kashrut or politics, and while having such a low domestic consumption?
Israel is now producing close to 60 millions bottles/year while being the size of New Jersey. This figure is already quite impressive on its own, especially while considering the average consumption per capita which is only 8-10 liters. In comparison, Switzerland (populations of both countries being similar, about 8 million) is producing about 50 millions bottles/year with an average consumption/capita of 38 liters (I've actually read recently that this is also the average consumption rate in the Tel Aviv area only). But what I think, perhaps erroneously, is that it's exceptional that Israel is producing such a diverse range of wine styles, both new-world and old-world wines, inspired by the wines made all around the world such as France with practically every region represented: Cotes du Rhone style (Netofa, Dalton Alma SMV), Burgundy (Pinot Noir, Chardonnay), Bordeaux (Castel reds and so many more), Loire (Cabernet Franc), Alsace, California, Italia (Sangiovese, Barbera), Spain (Rioja (Tempranillo)), Portuguese (Douro), Chili (Malbec), Australia (Shiraz), South Africa (Pinotage), and of course now Israel as well (Mediterranean: Carignan, Cabernet Franc, Petite Sirah, pick up your choice!

So my question, again: Is there any other country in the world producing as many wines as Israel in so many different styles, and frankly, quite as successfully as what is done here? I think personally that it's exceptional and quite an achievement to be proud of. Perhaps I'm wrong yes, but if there really is, I'd find it hard to believe!
Thoughts?
Best,
GG