Napa Valley Grape Growers Hit Hard As Wine Demand Slumps, Leaving Crops to Rot

Grape farmers in California's Napa Valley are struggling to make ends meet as the wine industry shrinks, leaving unsold grapes to rot in vineyards. The downturn in wine demand has hit the region's prized growers hard, with surplus product piling up as consumers drink less. The situation underscores broader challenges facing the sector, as growers face mounting financial pressure with no clear end in sight. Max Darrow reports.