Portuguese winery turns to night harvesting as temperatures hit 40°C
As temperatures across Portugal soar to 40°C, one winery is getting creative with harvest timing by shifting operations to nighttime. This approach helps preserve grape quality and freshness when daytime heat becomes too intense. It's a clever example of how producers are adapting their traditional practices to cope with changing climate conditions.
Originally published by Wine Industry Advisor
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