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Istrian Winemakers Start Grape Harvest Earlier than Ever: Wine Quality Will Not Be Compromised

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This year's grape harvest in Istria began the earliest in decades, driven by extreme heat waves and a historic deficit in precipitation. Leading regional agricultural company Agrolaguna from Poreč is recording the start of the harvest two to three weeks earlier than usual agrotechnical deadlines. Despite challenging microclimatic conditions that will affect the total volume of the harvest across Croatia, the first analyses of the raw material co…
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This year's grape harvest in Istria began the earliest in decades, driven by extreme heat waves and a historic deficit in precipitation. Leading regional agricultural company Agrolaguna from Poreč is recording the start of the harvest two to three weeks earlier than usual agrotechnical deadlines. Despite challenging microclimatic conditions that will affect the total volume of the harvest across Croatia, the first analyses of the raw material co…

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glasistre.hr broke the news on Saturday, August 29, 2026.
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