German wine harvest expected to be smallest since 2010 - Dining and Cooking
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Winegrowers in Germany expect less yield than in an average year to be harvested. Not as little as 16 years ago? Estimates still differ.
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Winegrowers in Germany expect less yield than in an average year to be harvested. Not as little as 16 years ago? Estimates still differ.
About 20 percent less than the average: After the end of the harvest, German winemakers expect less wine for this year. "Top" is this year's quality.
The dry and hot summer was both a curse and a blessing for the German wine-growing regions. The German wine institute expects a little productive vintage, but also has good news.
The average over the past ten years has been 8.7 million hectoliters of wine.
German winegrowers have harvested less wine this summer than usual. But the real problem of winegrowers lies elsewhere.
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