Lower volumes expected from French vineyards this year - Dining and Cooking
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The world's second largest wine producer should produce 34.9 million hectoliters of wine this year, according to the latest ministry forecasts.
Still a little more shaken by this summer of heat and drought, French viticulture has been going through a deep crisis for several years, shaken by global warming and new consumption preferences.
Between historical heat waves and grubbing-up measures, wine production is expected to decline again in 2026 in France to a historically low level, although official estimates show a contrast between the...
The French Ministry of Agriculture will give a more detailed forecast of how much wine will be produced after the extremely early start of the grape harvest. Now the harvest is coming to an end, and according to preliminary data from the past...
Lower volumes expected from French vineyards this year - Dining and Cooking
French vineyards are set to report lower yields this year, following a growing season marked by wildfires, extreme heat and drought, however this doesn’t mean that the 2026 vintage will necessarily increase in value, according to wine investment specialist Berghaus & Cie. It cited recent data from France‘s Ministry of Agriculture, which is forecasting wine [...]
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