France is expected to produce one of its lowest amounts of wine in decades after soaring temperatures and drought over the summer.
French wine output predicted to be lowest in 30 years after heatwaves and drought
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France is expected to produce one of its lowest amounts of wine in decades after soaring temperatures and dry conditions over summer.
It is forecast to produce less than 34 million hectolitres this year, equivalent to 4.5 billion bottles.
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