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Several of the popular wine productions are expected to decline significantly.
Dry and hot summer means small grapes. This is affecting the world's second largest wine-producing country.
France will have much less wine this year, and change can have consequences beyond its borders.
Early and under the pressure of the climate and viticultural crisis, the 2026 harvest in France stands out for the very low predicted volumes, although the fluctuations from region to region are intense. This is evidenced by the expected increases in average yields in Languedoc and Bordeaux, while the berries are extremely small […] The post France does not fill its glasses with wine: The harvest at historically low levels due to heat waves and …
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