How rising temperatures are altering Napa's wine-growing season - ABC News

Rising temperatures are shifting the growing season in Napa Valley's wine country, which could impact grape growth and alter the quality of wine.
Wine could soon be the next victim of climate change, researchers say.
Subtle weather variations within the Napa Valley create different flavors from vineyard to vineyard.

What does climate change mean for Napa and Sonoma wineries? - San Francisco Business Times

How climate change is affecting the wine we drink - ABC News

FAMU Annual Grape Harvest Festival Offers 'UnCorked,' Night of Wine Tasting

Climate, Grapes, and Wine - Gregory Jones - Feature Articles - GuildSomm International

Upcoming wet forecast speeds up grape harvest in Northern California's wine country - ABC7 San Francisco

Climate Change Could Affect Your Glass Of Wine

Climate change 'creeping up' on winemakers and putting pressure on grapes, says scientist - ABC News

Drought and Climate Change Are Making Napa Valley Wine Better California is experiencing a historic drought and temperatures are rising. But that's actually helping to make Napa Valley wine better. Ginger

Winemakers Rising to Climate Challenge - The New York Times