'Historically bad' grape harvest to send wine prices soaring as climate change hits sector

Climate change has caused havoc with grape harvests which is likely to increased to price of wine.

Climate change has caused havoc with grape harvests which is likely to increased to price of wine.

Wine prices may soar in the coming months as climate change has wreaked havoc on this year's harvest.

A "historically bad" harvest has hit Europe and yields have “dropped considerably”, the EU's agriculture groups Copa and Cogeca’s updated wine harvest forecast confirmed.

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