Climate and viticulture are indisputably linked and thus knowledge of the predominant
weather and climate conditions of a given area is essential for optimum variety selection …

Since changes in temperature and precipitation have different effects on (a) all
developmental stages of grapevines in most of the wine regions worldwide (ie, on their …

Climate characteristics and relationships with indigenous varieties in Greece are examined
to better understand how these varieties perform in their native climate and assess the …

Climate is one of the main factors controlling winegrape production. Bioclimatic indices
describing the suitability of a particular region for wine production are a widely used zoning …

Abstract Background and Aims: The strong link between climate and grapevine phenology
suggests a potentially stronger impact of climate change on viticulture in climate‐limited …

Viticulture represents an important economic activity for Greek agriculture. Winegrapes are
cultivated in many areas covering the whole Greek territory, due to the favorable soil and …

Climate directly influences the suitability of wine grape production. Modified patterns of
temperature and precipitation due to climate change will likely affect this relevant socio …

Viticulture and winemaking are important socioeconomic sectors in many European regions.
Climate plays a vital role in the terroir of a given wine region, as it strongly controls canopy …

Climate change affects the viticulture sector worldwide in different ways, some countries
reporting negative impacts, other positive effects, depending on the type of climate in which …

Weather and climate are among the environmental factors that most influence grape yield
and wine quality. Since predicted climate change and its likely impacts are under …