Climate change is reshaping vineyards and influencing wine production in profound ways, from shifting growing seasons to altering grape quality and yields.
As the global demand for environmentally friendly practices grows, the Chilean wine industry is leading the way in sustainable winemaking. With its diverse landscapes, ideal climate, and commitment to quality, ...
Terroir is a French term often used in the world of wine to describe how a specific place influences the characteristics of the wine produced there. It’s a complex concept ...
Austrian winemakers adapt to climate change by shifting to new grape varieties. Climate change is reshaping Austria’s wine industry as rising summer temperatures reduce the acidity and freshness of many ...
Frost poses a significant threat to wine production, particularly in vineyards during spring, when the vines are in the early stages of their reproductive cycle. The young buds, which eventually ...
One of the world’s most renowned wine regions, Tokaj in Hungary, is facing a serious threat as climate change leads to increasingly unpredictable harvest times. This year, the harvest began ...
Following severe weather in Catalonia, the wine regions of northwestern Spain, particularly DOs Bierzo and Valdeorras, have been struck by catastrophic hailstorms, potentially jeopardizing both the 2024 and 2025 harvests. ...
A new study warns that up to 70% of the world's wine-producing regions could become unsuitable for grape cultivation if global temperatures rise above 2°C. Researchers predict that iconic wine ...
Chile's 2024 harvest has been marked by a notable contrast in weather patterns across its wine regions. While overall yields are lower, the quality of the grapes remains high, thanks ...
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