The 2023 harvest has proven to be rough in just about every region around the world. The rising frequency of extreme weather events speaks to the challenges we will continue to grapple with as we face the consequences of climate change. Spain was not immune to these erratic conditions, with several catastrophic events devastating vineyards across the country
This is the first steps of a global crisis. Regional failed harvests here and there is natural and happens often, but weak harvests across the globe on many food items? It’s scary and will only get worse from here on out.
It’s all about management. Weren’t there tons of wine spilt in France recently to keep prices high?
Yeah but think about how rich a few oil companies are
Someone call the French wine terrorist, I have good news
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The 2023 harvest has proven to be rough in just about every region around the world. The rising frequency of extreme weather events speaks to the challenges we will continue to grapple with as we face the consequences of climate change. Spain was not immune to these erratic conditions, with several catastrophic events devastating vineyards across the country
This is the first steps of a global crisis. Regional failed harvests here and there is natural and happens often, but weak harvests across the globe on many food items? It’s scary and will only get worse from here on out.
It’s all about management. Weren’t there tons of wine spilt in France recently to keep prices high?
Yeah but think about how rich a few oil companies are
Someone call the French wine terrorist, I have good news
No 🙁
Climate change, perhaps?