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Carbon-Neutral Pinot Noir Is No Myth at Mythopia
Switzerland · Climate Crisis

Carbon-Neutral Pinot Noir Is No Myth at Mythopia

ByCamilla Gjerde October 14, 2024October 16, 2024

This article is adapted from Natural Trailblazers: 13 Ways to Climate-Friendly Wine, to be published on 21 October 2024 and currently available for pre-order.  In…...

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Photograph of the iconic green lizard from Austria's Wachau winegrowing region
Austria · Climate Crisis · Wachau

Risk and Reward in Austria’s Warming Wachau

BySimon J. Woolf November 16, 2022February 17, 2024

In an age defined by climate emergency, can winegrowers in Austria's warming Wachau react and adapt fast enough to maintain the region's historic pole position?

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Thomas Niedermayr from Hof Gandberg behind a cluster of ripe piwi grapes.
Germany · Alto Adige · Climate Crisis · Tasting Article

PIWI’s Big Wine Adventure

ByChristoph Raffelt October 29, 2021February 11, 2024

Trink Magazine | Are PIWIs or grape hybrids our viticultural future as the climate crisis makes winegrowing more, not less, challenging? By Christoph Raffelt

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Steepled church among vineyards overlooking mountains of Alto Adige
Alto Adige · Climate Crisis · Italy

Quo Vadis, Alto Adige?

ByChristoph Raffelt February 5, 2021October 17, 2023

Südtirol-Alto Adige winegrowing has already exerted tremendous energy in re-inventing itself. But as has become ever clearer, that was only step one. The second is yet to come.

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