Sales are so low, California wineries are burning their vineyards
California wineries are facing such dire market conditions that some are destroying their own vineyards rather than harvesting grapes. The story highlights an oversupply crisis and collapsing prices that have made continued production economically unviable, signalling significant stress in one of the world's largest wine regions and potentially reshaping competitive dynamics in global wine markets.
Originally published by San Francisco Examiner
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