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In the report the 2013 Burgundy wine organization (BIVB) said: “the Harvest this year will produce a small amount of balanced wines, but, perhaps, there will be a shortage of them, given that this is the second consecutive small harvest”.<\/p>\n
Also, the report mentions that there is a possibility that the volume of wine production may be even less than in 2012. Moreover, the 2013 harvest is called one of the smallest in recent times. <\/p>\n
All influenced not very good weather conditions. The spring was cold and wet, the July rains and hail caused serious damage to grape farms. There was a threat of infection of downy mildew and other problems with vineyards. <\/p>\n
Almost all the vineyards are located from North to South, has suffered damage. “The vagaries of the weather had a significant impact on the volume of harvest,” the report says Burgundian wine organization. Prestigious apelacion such as Pommard and Volnay, located in other zones. However, they have suffered from hail, which was held in July and raised to 1350 ha. <\/p>\n
Analysts predict the volume of production in the amount of 1.26 million hectoliters. This figure is 20% lower than usual. Usually Burgundy winemakers produce about 1.5 million hectoliters. BIVB notes that in comparison with 2012, the output volume will be comparable or even lower. <\/p>\n
In this situation, wine prices may increase. The good news is that the vines that survived during the July hail, yielded a crop of excellent quality. <\/p>\n
According to the BIVB \u2013 “the wines have good aromatic purity and unexpected colors.” White wines the characteristic fruity, balanced, with hints of citrus flavors. And a red intense brilliant ruby color and taste “freshly picked cherries, raspberries and red currants”.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
In the report the 2013 Burgundy wine organization (BIVB) said: “the Harvest this year will produce a small amount of balanced wines, but, perhaps, there will be a shortage of them, given that this is the second consecutive small harvest”. Also, the report mentions that there is a possibility that the volume of wine production<\/p>\n