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.

This French region will be your next travel obsession. In the Jura, discover wine, cheese, and outdoor adventures that add up to an excellent off-the-beaten-path journey.

Mention Jura around an oenophile and you’re bound to elicit a sly, knowing grin. Located off the beaten path between Burgundy and the Swiss border, Jura is France’s smallest wine region. With ...

Jura in eastern France produces magnificent and sometimes even unique wines. One of them is the famous Vin Jaune, "the yellow wine". If you want to leave the masses of streamlined wines behind ...

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.

Let’s start with some reasons why indies love the Jura. They are some of the same reasons, it turns out, why the Jura is indie. It’s a tiny region, as in 2,100 hectares (or 5,200 acres ...

Despite being one of France’s smallest wine regions, spanning just over 50 miles and representing only 0.2 percent of the country’s wine production, Jura has an economy heavily reliant on ...