The wine industry in France’s Occitanie region is facing an unprecedented crisis. Extreme heatwaves, record-breaking fires, and water shortages are devastating vineyards, leading to significant crop losses. Winegrowers are struggling with rising costs and stagnant wine prices, pushing them to the brink of financial ruin. This video explores the challenges faced by French wine producers, the historical context of the 1907 wine revolt, and the lack of political support in addressing these issues. Discover why thousands of winegrowers are taking to the streets in protest and what they hope to achieve.
The impact of climate change on wine production in southern France
Devastating effects of heatwaves and fires on vineyards
Financial struggles of winegrowers due to rising costs and low wine prices
Historical significance of the 1907 wine revolt
Winegrowers’ demands and the need for political action
