Niagara ice wine producers losing crops due to mild temperatures

Niagara ice wine producers losing crops due to mild temperatures

January 25, 2023 11:06 am EST.

Ice wine producers in Niagara Region have not yet been able to harvest their grapes due to mild temperatures. Videographer Audra Brown with why so far they've lost 40% of their crop.

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