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Wine-Growing in Upper Austria: Heat Demanded Winegrowers – How the 2026 Vintage Still Shines

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Less yield, but great hope for the 2026 vintage Heat and dryness have demanded Upper Austrian viticulture this summer. The harvest volume is expected to fall by around 2 percent. In contrast, expectations are high in quality. A local sight at the nut farm in Leonding shows why the winegrowers are optimistic. LEONDING. The summer of 2026 has demanded a lot of agriculture. Weeks of heat and lack of precipitation caused dry stress and...
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Less yield, but great hope for the 2026 vintage Heat and dryness have demanded Upper Austrian viticulture this summer. The harvest volume is expected to fall by around 2 percent. In contrast, expectations are high in quality. A local sight at the nut farm in Leonding shows why the winegrowers are optimistic. LEONDING. The summer of 2026 has demanded a lot of agriculture. Weeks of heat and lack of precipitation caused dry stress and...

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meinbezirk.at broke the news on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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