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Drought Could Make Wine More Flavorful, But Also Pricier

Jun 15, 2015 at

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There's bad news if you like cheap wine: California's drought could affect production of low-cost bottles. But if you can shell out for the more expensive stuff, you might be in for a treat.

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Drought Could Make Wine More Flavorful, But Also Pricier

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