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A talented research team from UTAS (University of Tasmania) recently conducted a survey using climate science. They provided important information on tackling climate change & its effects on the Aussie wine community. The team even provided tools as well as practical management solutions to help the industry battle both short-term as well as long-term climate […]
The quality of a wine can be affected by various factors. These include the techniques used to craft it, the storage temperature, the terroir of the vineyard site where the grapes were grown and harvested, etc. Climate change is real, and it can have a profound effect on the wine in your glass. Global warming […]
Can you imagine a future with no wine? According to a study published in PNAS.org, area suitable for viticulture would decrease 25% to 73% in major wine producing regions by 2050, due to climate change (Hannah, et.al., 2013). Most scientists believe that climate change is brought about by continuing increase in carbon pollution, vis a […]
