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In an article in the Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera a journalist speculates if the future is sombre for Brunello wines. Researchers at the university in Florence have concluded that the climatic changes may make temperatures too hot in Tuscany for making great wines and that wine makers may need to move to colder areas […]