Is Australian red wine becoming more alcoholic because of climate change?

Hotter temperatures are resulting in grapes ripening faster, but fermentation methods also have an influence on the alcohol content of red table wines, writes Huon Hooke for Good Weekend..

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Is Australian red wine becoming more alcoholic because of climate change?

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Is Australian red wine becoming more alcoholic because of climate change?

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