Earliest-ever harvest for Champagne Drappier following ‘remarkably warm’ summer
Champagne Drappier has recorded its earliest harvest on record following an exceptionally warm and dry growing season. The house, which has been producing champagne for over 200 years, saw grapes ripen earlier than ever before, reflecting the broader climate shifts affecting European viticulture. It's a striking indicator of how vintage timing and conditions are evolving in one of the world's most prestigious wine regions.
Originally published by Harpers Wine & Spirit
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