Climate. They Make the Bet of Viticulture in Brittany, Normandy or Hauts-De-France

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From Brittany to the Hauts-de-France, the vineyard extends northward, benefiting from climate change, despite the increase in weather.

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Sébastien Ficker settled in 2020 on four hectares near Lisieux in Calvados, where a vineyard IGP exists since 2009. He inherited five generations of winemakers in Saumur in the Loire Valley, he left the family fief because of the global warming and the impoverishment of the soil. He chose the commune of Marolles for his basement "calcaire, a true sponge that retains moisture", the plant land "three to four times richer" than in Val de Loire, and…

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From Normandy to Brittany, to the Hauts-de-Frances, winemakers are planting in France. The French wine goes up to the north, and this is not a chance to appear first on Le Singulier.