“Try it out, but keep the typicality of our wines,” says Stéphane Gabard, president of the Bordeaux and Bordeaux Supérieur AOCs.
Photo credit: Guillaume Bonnaud
The device is ready. The winegrowers now know the rules for planting new grape varieties. It will be possible this spring. A revolution in the rather conservative world of AOCs. Because the observation has been clear for ten years: rising temperatures and increasingly dry – almost tropical – summers are changing the situation. Wines…
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