California Fires Drought Impact
California’s Wine Conundrum: How Fires, Droughts, and Other Elements are Affecting Winemakers Some have said that stressed vines turn out the best wines. Smoky overtones
California’s Wine Conundrum: How Fires, Droughts, and Other Elements are Affecting Winemakers Some have said that stressed vines turn out the best wines. Smoky overtones
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