UE TO RECORD BREAKING HEAD AND DROUGHTS, VINTNERS EUROPE ARE FORCED TO HARVEST EARLY

 According to the record it states that as there was no rain this summer and due to extreme heat, wineries have been forced to pluck grapes a month earlier than usual time in France Germany Italy and Spain.

The harvest, which typically begins in mid-September in France's famed Bordeaux vineyards, which yield some of the world's finest wines, began in mid-August this year. Between the end of June until the middle of this month, there was no rain in the area. The grapes just matured significantly early because the country as a whole recorded the hottest warmth since 2003.


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According to the German Wine Institute (DWI) authorities, the harvest is beginning "exceptionally early" in Germany this year "thanks to persistently bright weather," with the majority of the vines still "growing well" despite "severe droughts."

Among the major wine producing region Italy Tuscany is the significant wine producing region in Italy. Due to temperature and Drought which resulted in early harvest of grapes this year.

For this year's Chardonnay and Pinot Grigio production, Grape producers in the Tenuta Mariani, located between Viareggio and Lucca, started the harvest two weeks in advance by salvaging any grapes that had survived this summer's intense heat.

Extreme weather conditions including hailstorms, floods, fires, and frosts that could permanently harm Europe's vineyards are also brought on by climate change. Not only are the availability and cost of some of the most beloved wines in the world at risk, but also the cultural traditions of places that have made winemaking an integral part of their identity and means of subsistence.


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