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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Which cuvées should I compare for a first introduction to Chardonnay-based Crémant du Jura?

Ganevat A & JF’s Crémant du Jura and Tissot’s “BBF” are the two cuvées listed as Chardonnay. Both are white and non-vintage, making it possible to compare two producers while using the same grape variety as a point of reference.

What differences can help me choose between Tissot’s three Crémants du Jura?

“BBF” is listed as Chardonnay, “Indigène” as Trousseau, and the Blanc de Noirs “Sans Soufre” as Pinot Noir. The latter is vintage-dated 2024, while the other two are non-vintage.

Which Crémant du Jura should I choose if I’m looking for a specific vintage?

Tissot’s 2024 Blanc de Noirs “Sans Soufre” is the only vintage-dated cuvée in this selection. The other four cuvées are listed as non-vintage.

Which wines should I bring together to compare Pinot Noir from two Jura producers?

You can compare Pignier’s Crémant du Jura Brut Nature with Tissot’s Blanc de Noirs “Sans Soufre,” both listed as Pinot Noir. Pignier’s is non-vintage, while Tissot’s is a 2024, so the comparison is not between the same vintage.

Does the presence of Pinot Noir and Trousseau mean this selection includes rosé Crémants?

No, all five wines in this category are listed as white. This includes Tissot’s Blanc de Noirs “Sans Soufre,” Pignier’s Brut Nature, and Tissot’s “Indigène,” despite their Pinot Noir or Trousseau grape varieties.