Wine estate
Climate change hits Germany, and winemakers couldn’t be happier
Long, hot summer has upsides for winemakers above and beyond early harvest
The Braunewell family has been practicing the ancient art of viticulture in the picturesque hills above the Rhine River since the middle of the 17th century.
This year's grape harvest, at the end of Germany's second-warmest summer on record, is their earliest ever.
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