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La Niña brings hot and early 2017 harvest for ChileThe year has kept winemakers on their toes...
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A small but promising vintage for Argentina 2017A fantastic harvest in terms of quality...
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Australia’s Swan Valley counts cost of ‘once in a century’ floodsGrapes washed away before harvest...
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‘Don’t write off’ Burgundy 2016 qualityStephen Brook reports from a Hospices de Beaune tasting...
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French wine harvest one of smallest for 30 yearsBordeaux bucks the trend but production falls overall...
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Anson: Bordeaux 2016 harvest report – how the vintage looksJane Anson on how Bordeaux 2016 is shaping up...
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Burgundy 2016 harvest report: Who survived nature’s wrathScarcity is the word, says William Kelley...
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Wild weather hits world wine productionStorms in Argentina. frost in France means fewer bottles...
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Hail hits Chablis on wine harvest eve -
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DRC, Leflaive & Comtes Lafon join forces for Montrachet 2016Dire grape shortage means prominent estates share harvest...
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Burgundy grape wars: Harvest thefts hit new levelsPolice report rise in complaints...
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La Rioja Alta invests 9million euros in harvest innovationLa Rioja Alta. S.A. has invested 9 million euros in 62 hecatres of new vineyards and innovative harvest facilities, to improve the quality of their wines.
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Marlborough 2015 harvest worsens Sauvignon Blanc ‘squeeze’The reduced 2015 crop in New Zealand has exacerbated the on-going squeeze of Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc grapes, says Cloudy Bay Estate Director Ian Morden.
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Bordeaux 2016 reds: Dry skies mean waiting gameHopes are rising for Bordeaux's red harvest...
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Roederer to make ‘Coteaux Champenois’ red wine from 2015 harvest -
South Africa 2016 wine harvest is smallest for five years -
El Nino hampers Argentina’s 2016 wine harvest -
Photos: 2016 wine harvest gallerySee the best photos across the northern hemisphere...
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Burgundy 2016 harvest: ‘Every grape counts’Growers prepare for 'tricky' Burgundy harvest...
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Fire in Languedoc: Flames scorch Corbières vinesWinemakers report singed grapes and charred animals...
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Hail-hit French winemakers allowed to buy in grapes
Rule revived as winemakers reel from frost and hail...
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Languedoc hit by worst floods in 60 yearsTwo months of rainfall in just three hours has caused extreme flooding in France's Languedoc region, prompting concerns about damage to vineyards during the 2014 harvest.
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Hail ravages vineyards in Languedoc-RoussillonViolent hailstorms have damaged thousands of hectares of vines in France's Languedoc-Roussillon, only weeks after winemakers in Burgundy and Bordeaux suffered similar deluges.
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La Lagune co-owner Caroline Frey buys Swiss vineyard -
Burgundy hit by ‘worst frost since 1981’
Worst frost in 30 years may hit 2016 harvest.
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Animals eating wine grapes: Five most wanted -
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The 2009 Beaujolais harvestInterview with Thomas Henriot of Chateau Poncie, the new Beaujolais domaine of Bouchare Pere et Fils
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200 Beaujolais properties ‘to close’ says French mediaUp to 200 Beaujolais producers may have to close down because of the exceptionally low-yielding harvest last year.
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Barolo crop mostly lost while Chianti watches the weather
Producers of Italy's premium red wine Barolo are facing a ruined harvest this year, while in Chianti the winemakers are crossing their fingers and hoping for the best.
