The Jura region in Eastern France is known for its white, red and even yellow wines — and its trove of prehistoric treasures. Accessibility statement Skip to main content Democracy Dies in Darkness ...

Sommelier darlings today, the wines of the Jura were once completely ignored in this country. ... the deep yellow wine of France’s Jura region, in 1996.

Most folks associate Jura with the region’s famously strange, strong oxidative wines. But Jura offers easier options, including wonderful stand-ins for wine drinkers priced out of Bordeaux.

It’s a tiny region, as in 2,100 hectares (or 5,200 acres) planted, which accounts for just 0.2% of French wine production overall.That means very limited availability, which means exclusivity ...

A village in Jura, France, built on a hill surrounded by vineyards growing savagnin blanc, used in the production of vin jaune, or yellow wine. Image Credit: Olivier Ortelpa, iStock Share Talk ...

Why France’s Jura Is the Next Hot Wine Region for Young Collectors This funky French wine region is producing more age-worthy, high-quality wines. Published on September 1, 2021.

Heavy rainfall, hail and mildew have destroyed most of the wine harvest in eastern France's Jura region for this year, leaving winegrowers struggling.The.

The red wines of France's Jura have been having their moment - beloved by the trendy set, sneered at by the change-averse, slowly populating wine lists of import from coast to coast. Despite that ...