Reddit commenter challenges novelty of the trend
1 Oct 31 8:30 PM · 7d ago · 1 article · 2 posts · 1 comment · 3 sources · development 1 of 1
A Reddit user questions the story's framing, arguing that Hunter Valley wineries have long sourced bulk wine from other regions including Mudgee, Orange, and Riverina, and that attributing the shift primarily to climate change overstates what is actually an established practice.
“Much of the bulk wine produced in the Hunter Valley has allways come from other regions, including Mudgee, Orange, the Riverina etc. Yes climate change is fucking things to, but the Hunter using a lot of grapes from other regions is hardly new.”
Worried_Blacksmith27Ross McDonald Owner, Macquariedale Organic WinesDerice McDonald Co-owner, Macquariedale Organic WinesJennie Curran Chief Executive, Hunter Valley Wine and Tourism Association
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Stupid bloody headline.Much of the bulk wine produced in the Hunter Valley has allways come from other regions, including Mudgee, Orange, the Riverina etc. Yes climate change is fucking things to, but the Hunter using a lot of grapes from other regions is hardly new.
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