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Côtes du Jura

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Which white wines should I choose for a first introduction to the grape varieties of Côtes du Jura?

To explore two grape varieties from the selection, you can compare the 2018 Chardonnay “Les Grands Teppes Vieilles Vignes” with the 2020 Savagnin “Antide” from Domaine Ganevat. This tasting also covers two different vintages, so it does not isolate the effect of grape variety alone.

Which Côtes du Jura Chardonnays can I compare from the 2019 vintage?

The Domaine Ganevat Chardonnay “Les Varrons” Vieilles Vignes can be compared with “La Gravière” and “La Barraque” from Ganevat A & JF, all from 2019. This lets you keep the same grape variety and vintage while exploring three cuvées from two distinct producers.

Which red wines allow me to compare Pinot Noir and Trousseau from Ganevat?

The 2022 Pinot Noir “En Billat” and the 2022 Trousseau “Plein Sud” from Domaine Ganevat make a good duo for this comparison. They share the appellation, producer, vintage, and 75 cl format, but differ in grape variety and cuvée.

Does the name “Montferrand” refer to just one grape variety in this selection?

No: at Ganevat A & JF, “Montferrand” is available as a 2019 Savagnin and a 2020 Chardonnay. So when choosing between these two wines, you need to consider the grape variety and vintage, not just the cuvée name.

What role does Poulsard play among the Côtes du Jura reds featured here?

There are 12 Poulsard wines, alongside 13 Trousseau wines and 22 Pinot Noirs. This makes Poulsard a third option for exploring the reds in this category, beyond the “Plein Sud” and “En Billat” cuvées mentioned as examples.