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Wine’s more sustainable future

t’s often said that wine is the canary in the coal mine when it comes to climate change. Viticulturists across the world have seen increasingly erratic weather patterns and warming temperatures over the past few decades, sometimes having catastrophic effects on yields and quality. Whole crops can be wiped out by unseasonal frosts, hail, floods or drought, and it

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