Mediterranean viticulture is a cultural and economic emblem that is particularly threatened by climate change: advancing phenological cycle, decreasing yields and harvest quality. In order to limit these negative impacts, it is essential to mobilize several adaptation levers now, such as drought-tolerant grape varieties, shading, irrigation, etc. However, the scientific and professional communities are struggling to provide clear recommendations on the way strategies need to be implemented to articulate these levers at a local scale. This thesis aims to explore the hypothesis of which the combination of technical levers, as well as their distribution in the landscape, gives leeway to adapt viticulture to climate change. It contributes to th...