Burgundy’s wine region banks on resilient older vines to cope with climate change – The Washington Post

For Burgundy’s vintners, the frosts were “an actual begin the [trousers] that drove house the risk presented by the world’s changing climate, Fréderic Drouhin informed me in a meeting. That was a striking declaration, given Wine red’s current vintages marred by severe climate, particularly hail as well as frost– a stretch Drouhin himself defined to me when I saw him 5 years ago in his storages in Beaune, at the heart of Burgundy. A couple of great, plentiful harvests considering that allowed wine makers as well as cultivators to end up being contented.