Peter Mondavi is a 3rd generation wine maker and the co-proprietor of the Charles Krug Winery, the oldest commercial winery in Napa Valley. Napa Valley has seen decades of amazing wine production but a changing climate has created new hurdles for the industry. We sit down with Peter to understand what issues sit top of mind for the industry and how vintners (wine makers) are managing these new risks.   This week on Agriculture Adapts:   Will Napa be able to grow its favorite wine, Cabernet Sauvignon, as the climate heats up in the region? In 2017 wildfires tore through Northern California wine country -- how was the industry affected and how are they adapting? Can drought actually be good for wine grapes?