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Hailstorm Ravages Chablis Vineyards In French Region Of Burgundy

Hailstorm ravages Chablis vineyards in French region of Burgundy

PARIS (Reuters) - A violent hailstorm ravaged vineyards on Wednesday in Chablis in the French region of Burgundy, with hailstones the size of ping pong balls slicing off leaves and damaging vines, winemakers said on Thursday. The storm that struck ...

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Hot, dry summer forces early start to champagne harvest in France

Champagne grape pickers have had to start the harvest earlier this year, as climate change forces the makers of the French sparkling wine to rethink how they make the coveted bubbly.

Hot, dry summer forces early start to Champagne harvest in France

Champagne grape pickers have had to start the harvest earlier this year, as climate change forces the makers of the French sparkling wine to rethink how they make the coveted bubbly.

Hot, dry summer forces early start to Champagne harvest in France

An August harvest, rather than in early September last year, used to be a once in a lifetime experience in Champagne in the past.

Candles save France's grand cru Chablis from frost ravages

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French winemakers light up fields to save the 2021 harvest from early season frosts -- Earth Changes -- Sott.net

© Reuters: Pascal Rossignol Winemakers have been using fire to try and heat their vineyards to save them from frost.French winemakers have lit candles and burned bales of hay to try to protect their vineyards from sharp spring frosts, with the forecast of more cold nights this week raising fears of serious damage and lost production. Temperatures plunged as low as -5 degrees Celsius overnight in wine regions including Chablis, in Burgundy, and Bordeaux, which could hurt shoots already well-developed because of earlier mild weather. Outside Chablis, known around the world for its fruity, acidic white wine, a deep orange glow from tens of thousands of candles hung over the rolling vineyards in the early hours.

French winemakers set candles and straw ablaze to save vines from frost