Andrew Jefford Investigates: Is Germany truly the new 'Pinot Paradise' for wine Lovers?

Andrew Jefford's latest piece in Decanter examines Germany's emergence as a serious Pinot Noir producer—essentially a climate change winner in the northern hemisphere. While classic regions like Bordeaux and Burgundy are getting squeezed by extreme weather, Germany's got the latitude advantage and vineyards like Kaiserstuhl are quietly shifting what's possible. It's a fascinating look at how the wine map is being redrawn by warming temperatures, and why northern European producers might be grinning whilst their southern neighbours aren't.