Germany's grape harvest starts earlier than ever

Germany's grape harvest has begun earlier than ever, with growers expecting good quality but below-average yields due to an exceptionally hot summer. This marks a continuation of a decades-long trend toward earlier picking, which is likely influenced by climate change. The shift in harvest timing may have implications for the German wine industry, potentially affecting production and export schedules.

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Germany's grape harvest is starting earlier due to hot weather. This may affect wine production but the quality is expected to be good.

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