France’s record heatwave pushes champagne alcohol levels to historic high
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France’s record heatwave pushes champagne alcohol levels to historic high France’s record-breaking summer heat has forced champagne producers to contend with unusually high sugar levels in grapes, forcing authorities to allow alcohol content of up to 15…
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France’s record heatwave pushes champagne alcohol levels to historic high France’s record-breaking summer heat has forced champagne producers to contend with unusually high sugar levels in grapes, forcing authorities to allow alcohol content of up to 15…
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