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Phylloxera

January 30th, 2008 at 8:56pm |

Phylloxera is a bug that feeds on a vine’s roots. It is an aphid native to North America, and its effect on wine production is legendary. In the 1860’s phylloxera managed to make its way over to Europe and proceeded to devastate European vineyards. In much the same way that Europeans brought viruses that […]

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