Drinking wine after climate change means drinking rare bottles

[@johncuevas4636]

Wow this new wine is fantastic, it’s a shame the planet is DYING

[@StrayKev]

John Cuevas this video in a nutshell

[@BobBob-lr6sp]

John Cuevas everything will eventually end but most likely climate change won’t affect it. Stop being a npc

[@vaibhavgupta20]

Planet is fine. We don't need to save the planet. We need to save our selves.

[@davidbeaulieu4815]

@@BobBob-lr6sp wanna make a bet on that? How does starvation sound? Fun?

[@BobBob-lr6sp]

David Beaulieu yes I’m sure grass will stop growing once a degree goes up

[@dipro001]

This is great news! Rich people will now finally step in to stop climate change now that their wine is being threatened!

[@leoperez6737]

American people always think that wine is only for rich people, but that is far from truth.

[@ts-wo6pp]

​@@leoperez6737 excess box wine left out in the back of the liquor store is the drink of the people, you're right.

[@mikep8071]

​@@ts-wo6pp Perhaps check out your local liquor store, supermarket, etc.., and peruse the vast selection of consumer-priced wines. It is indeed an almost uniquely American view that "wine is for rich people," a view that stands in stark contrast to even a cursory view of how it's consumed globally, and of its history.

[@mercermouth7571]

I've been a winegrower in the southern US for 13 years. The past 3 years have been devoid of the necessary heat our native grapes require. The results were lower yields and later harvest.

[@davidbeaulieu4815]

Where cuz California was on fire so your where exactly?

[@mercermouth7571]

@@davidbeaulieu4815 South Carolina

[@Qznews]

Thank you for your insights @Mercer Wine.

[@back2back22]

1:48 "And in some places that's been grape"

[@material___]

3muration can’t unhear it now

[@Nohugsforyou1]

As a lover of Barolo, I’m appreciative that the warming climate has made wines made from Nebbiolo more approachable while they’re still relatively young. I’m down to try new wines, but if I have to stock up on Alsatian Rieslings, I’m okay with that.

[@Phlegethon]

I don’t understand why people need to be so pretentious about wine

[@ablefarmspdx4105]

We must and will evolve to these current and future changes, though it makes me wanna buy as much wine as I can afford...now!

[@Sluggishbeef6]

We are still in an ice age...

[@nicholaslewis1584]

Both. I'll take both.

[@fermentedsourdough5462]

Didn't hailstones & extended cold last spring damage the French grape crops such that production was down by more than half?

[@NnPpCc]

Yes they where, they even burned the dead vines to heat the fields. They are full of shit.

[@xinbeicao6885]

Where's the guitar music from?

[@Qznews]

We think you are referring to the guitar music about halfway through - it's called "Spanish Serenade" by Keith Beauvais from the music service audio network.

[@xinbeicao6885]

@@Qznews thank you!

[@sammywhite5504]

Why do u think so many winery owners are selling.....Constellation is almost selling off all there wine....the future is Marijuana, Beer & Spirits

[@nicocin2514]

really australia burning , just making burnt flavours..... i have this feeling that you get 1 percent of the conversation here, about time that the crumbling of the old world of wine....

[@jerodomino9997]

australian flora are very easy to burn and bushfires are a yearly occurrence here - especially considering how eucalyptus trees are easily flammable and often use fire to release their seeds. although, it is sad that these fires have been getting bigger and more plentiful.

[@nobywils]

Wow!

[@ignmorales]

Same is happening to tea, coffee, and so on. Qualities and benefits from food and beverages are threatened by warming.

[@nexlukawolf3242]

🤔

[@alice_riestra]

._. not the wine ;-;)

[@nt559]

All in all, it's just alcohol.

[@ximonwhhatt3796]

Im not really a wine person

[@importantname]

grape juice is over-rated

[@importantname]

um - i dont drink wine.

[@conquered.kozmos1395]

Different narrator. I still think I could do better.

[@broodjeal-cohol5033]

Don't think so man

[@jpnesseth]

Entire piece on climate change, adaptive business models, and wine--and misconstrues every one of those topics in ways that are almost laughable... Honestly, the title doesn't even mirror the narrated content of the video, which itself doesn't coincide well with the experts interviewed, all atop a trivialisation of the greatest crisis of our world today into "we won't have wine that we already know! We'll have to try indigenous varietals and grow grapes other places, which is new and different! WAAAAAA!!!" Seriously...just...stop. You're going to poke someone's eye out with your crass obliviousness.

[@allthenewsordeath5772]

Joshua Nesseth Harming people with our crass obliviousness. Did someone just say America!