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The Harvest Questions About the Champagne of Tomorrow

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Between the frosts, the heat waves and the harvests closed in advance, in the middle of August, at Moët & Chandon, the 2026 vintage will remain in memory for a long time, and also discuss the maps on the future of the vineyard.
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Between the frosts, the heat waves and the harvests closed in advance, in the middle of August, at Moët & Chandon, the 2026 vintage will remain in memory for a long time, and also discuss the maps on the future of the vineyard.

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L'Opinion broke the news on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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