Climate change is reshaping the global wine map, according to Robert Gorjak. He points out that some traditional wine regions are losing ground while others are gaining suitability for viticulture. Gorjak explains that warmer temperatures open new areas for grape growing. He also notes that Slovenia holds a considerable advantage in the shifting landscape. The expert argues that producers must adapt to the changing conditions. His observations suggest a re‑balancing of wine production across continents.