The winners and losers of the wine industry from climate crisis

Your support helps us to tell the story · Some of the world's most prized wine regions face being wiped out in the coming decades due to impacts ...

Wine production in a warming world: Winners and losers - Earth.com

The findings reaffirm the urgent threat climate change poses to traditional vineyards, while stressing the dangers of surpassing the 2°C threshold.

Climate change challenges winemakers, but some are benefitting ...

It might seem strange to suggest that climate change has produced any winners, but if we look to higher latitudes and higher altitudes, we find ...

Wine quality and global warming: When will winners become losers?

Winners are those in regions where temperature increase will favour the conditions for a higher and higher quality wine grape production.

A global map of how climate change is changing winegrowing regions

Conversely, higher temperatures could improve the suitability of other regions for the production of quality wines, including northern France, ...

Climate winners and losers in wine grape harvest | ClimateAi posted ...

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The wine regions in danger due to climate change

Climate change could create dramatic shifts in where wine is produced: making vineyards unsustainable in some regions, but opening up new opportunities in ...

How climate change is transforming our winegrowing regions

Climate change is altering growing conditions for the world's famous winegrowing regions which, although bustling today, may no longer be suitable in the ...

'Climate Change Is Changing the Geography of Wine,' Study Finds

Climate change could destroy vineyards from California to Greece by 2100, while creating ideal conditions for wine growing in new regions.

The impact of climate change on the sustainability of wine ...

The effect of long-term climate change in the region are likely to lead to an increase in growing areas, especially in favour of vine varieties suitable for the ...

A global map of how climate change is changing winegrowing regions

This study confirms the heightened threat that climate change poses to the quality of wines produced in traditional vineyards. It also confirms ...

A Wine Drinker's Guide to Climate Change Winners and Losers

In the worst cases, climate change could render some vineyards incapable of producing what are today their most cherished grape varieties — or ...

How climate change makes winner and loser of the world's vineyards

European wine production has fallen by 14.6pc last year because of 'adverse weather conditions', according to global industry trade group OIV.

New Study Finds Climate Change Could Eliminate 70 ... - VinePair

A new study published in Nature revealed that warming temperatures could threaten up to 70 percent of the world's existing wine regions.

Climate changes will produce wine winners and losers - Phys.org

South Africa and South Australia, likely will see declines in wine production due to severe droughts, according to Busalacchi. More generally, ...

A Global Map of How Climate Change Is Changing Wine-Growing ...

Study confirms the heightened threat that climate change poses to the quality of wines produced in traditional vineyards · Climate winners, ...

Climate change winners and losers : WineWisdom

According to Professor Greg Jones, a climate change specialist, average growing season temperature for grape varieties ranges from about 13°C, for the likes of ...

Adam Elman on LinkedIn: Climate change blamed for worst wine ...

Worst wine harvest in 62 years blamed on 'extreme' weather and climate change Global wine production reached a historic low in 2023 The ...

Global warming and wine quality: are we close to the tipping point?

People speculate that global warming could reshape the distribution of premium wine-growing regions, pushing regions to higher latitudes and ...

Global Warming is hurting Spain's vineyards - WWF

The growing temperature is such a threat to Spanish wine, because it significantly changes the biological processes. Heat and sunlight increase ...