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Does Champagne Have a Future?

Summary by Vogue Germany
Climate change also threatens the most luxurious drink in the world: champagne. Sibylle Scherer from Moët & Chandon reveals how the region is arming itself.
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Does Champagne Have a Future?

Climate change also threatens the most luxurious drink in the world: champagne. Sibylle Scherer from Moët & Chandon reveals how the region is arming itself.

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Vogue Germany broke the news in on Wednesday, December 24, 2025.
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