There is no doubt that warmer vintages are having consequences in winegrowing areas across the globe. In France’s Burgundy region, vintners are making chances today in order to preserve the region’s terroir and maintain harvest yields within the next 50 years. Wine Spectator senior editor speaks with winemaker Frédéric Drouhin about some of the changes happening in vineyards.
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