"It’s historic," Bertrand Girard, chief executive officer of Groupe Val d’Orbieu, said Thursday at a news conference in Paris. "We’re short of wine. We’ve never seen that in three or four decades."The global shortfall is expected to be at least 10 million hectoliters (264 million gallons), Girard said in an interview after the meeting. That volume would fill more than 1 billion standard-size bottles. World production fell in the past decade even as consumption rose, according to data from the International Organisation of Vine and Wine, or OIV.Read on...