How rising temperatures are altering Napa's wine-growing season - ABC News

Rising temperatures are shifting the growing season in Napa Valley's wine country, which could impact grape growth and alter the quality of wine.
Wine could soon be the next victim of climate change, researchers say.
Subtle weather variations within the Napa Valley create different flavors from vineyard to vineyard.

Geology, soils and climate of WA's wine regions by Wine of WA - Issuu

Warming temperatures could make 70% of the world's wine-growing regions unsuitable to produce grapes: Scientists - ABC News

How climate change could spoil your next glass of California wine - Los Angeles Times

Clues From Wines Grown in Hot, Dry Regions May Help Growers Adapt to a Changing Climate - Inside Climate News

California's Wine Industry Faces Climate Tipping Point - Bloomberg

Winemakers Rising to Climate Challenge - The New York Times

Climate change 'creeping up' on winemakers and putting pressure on grapes, says scientist - ABC News

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How climate change is impacting the wine and spirits industries

ABC News: Wine-grape growing and climate change - ABC Education

Napa Valley wine grapes thrive after record rainfall, but cool weather may delay harvest – NBC Bay Area

Chart showing rise in Napa growing season temps - WINE TALK - WineBerserkers

Climate Change Could Affect Your Glass Of Wine