European Winemakers Adapt to Climate Change and Shifting Demand

Winemakers across Europe, including those in Bordeaux, are facing significant challenges from climate change, such as drought, and adapting by considering alternative crops like olive trees. They are also responding to declining interest in wine.

7 Aug, 18:52 — 7 Aug, 18:52

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Winemakers across Europe face the challenges of climate change

Winegrowers in France are harvesting their grapes unusually early this season because of the effects of climate change. While the rising global temperatures offer a new chance for winemakers in northern and Scandinavian countries, experts say it’s too early to expect a drastic shift in the viticultural map.

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First report: irozhlas · 7 Aug, 11:03|Full coverage: 2 · 8h|Window: 8h

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Místo vinné révy olivovníky. Vinaři v Bordeaux se přizpůsobují suchu i klesajícímu zájmu o víno

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European Winemakers Adapt to Climate Change and Shifting Demand

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Winemakers across Europe face the challenges of climate change

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Místo vinné révy olivovníky. Vinaři v Bordeaux se přizpůsobují suchu i klesajícímu zájmu o víno

Winemakers across Europe face the challenges of climate change

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