What are the advantages and disadvantages of grapes from Mediterranean climate and temperate continental climate?

Compared with the cool continental climate, the mild continental climate has four distinct seasons, with relatively short summers, cold winters, and milder temperatures during the grape growing season. In such a relatively mild climate, the acidity of the grapes is relatively low and the fruit flavor is more prominent. The best representative production area affected by this climate is France's Burgundy, which is located in the east of central France, around 47 degrees north latitude. The average temperature during the grape growing period here is 19.6 degrees Celsius, and the annual rainfall is about 775 ml. The main grape varieties grown are Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, which are suitable for the mild climate. Compared with the Champagne region, the Chardonnay wine produced in Burgundy has more aromas of citrus fruits, white stone fruits and even tropical fruits, and the wine is fuller; while the Pinot Noir wine of Burgundy has more aromas of citrus fruits, white stone fruits and even tropical fruits. It has the taste of red fruits (strawberry, cherry, raspberry), medium body and medium-high acidity.