United Kingdom: Climate change supports production of high quality still wine
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Research on the impact of climate change at the University of Reading reportedly concluded that temperatures and rainfall in England’s southeastern and eastern regions during most years will likely support the production of high quality still wines.
Acreage under plantation by the British wine sector reportedly is expected to double by 2032.
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