Heat drives Britain toward one of its earliest grape harvests in recent memory
Record summer heat is pushing England's wine growers toward one of their earliest harvests in years. The warmer conditions are accelerating grape ripening across UK vineyards, which could yield both higher sugar levels and earlier picking schedules than producers typically plan for. It's another sign of how climate shifts are reshaping British viticulture.
Originally published by Vinetur
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