Climate Change Gives Swedish Winemakers an Unexpected Boost

Record high temperatures this year forced European wine producers to harvest grapes much earlier than usual. French wineries fear it will lead to the worst season in 30 years. But Nordic newcomers to the world of wine are toasting what they believe will be a vintage harvest, thanks in no small part to climate change. Sweden's winemakers are seizing the opportunity as rising temperatures make previously inhospitable regions suitable for viticulture. While traditional wine regions struggle with drought and heat, Nordic vineyards are expanding. The shift highlights the profound impact of climate change on agriculture and economies. Special correspondent Malcolm Brabant reports from Sweden. Watch PBS News for daily, breaking and live news, plus special coverage. We are home to PBS News Hour, ranked the most credible and objective news program on television.