An interesting news item on Decanter.com caught my attention this morning, with hailstorms damamging vineyards in St-Emilion and the southern Médoc.
As the article points out, it’s too early for this to affect quality, but damage to the vine’s delicate new growth this early in the season could potentially lead to a reduced crop for the 2009 vintage.
"Harvest time at @ChapelDownWines and across the UK. What a pretty bunch!
Good luck with the picking and fingers cr… https://t.co/z6xg6s45BI""RT @MrMElse: @majesticwine hell of a recommendation from Mark in @majesticshi for a Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon last night. One to the n…""@margotswift Afternoon, are you able to direct message us your order number and I will have a look into this for you. Thanks""Better than a pot of gold (in our book at least).
Great snap @majesticcrawley! https://t.co/M8C5zKxGYi"
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