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In looking for figures about French wine production, then I found that for the years 2013-2017, the average French wine production was 43,5 million hectoliter [Link]
So that the wine production for this year in France is forecasts to be 43,4 million hectoliter is surely not something that we should be losing much sleep over. Let us also not scream wolf about massive food shortage etc. too many times because of a little frost somewhere or a little heat damaging grapes. It is a good idea to stock up on food but pointing to every climate event as signs of massive food shortages later in the year is not helping, I think.
The French wine growers are known to cry about misery which if loud enough elicit public funds.