Climate and Cabernet
The impact of climate change on wine production is becoming increasingly evident, particularly in Napa Valley, where extreme heat waves are affecting grape ripening. Cabernet Sauvignon, the world's most planted wine grape, faces challenges as temperatures soar, with recent highs reaching nearly 120 degrees. As vineyards adapt to these changes, wine drinkers should be aware of how their favorite vintages may evolve in the future.In this clip
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