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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Which Savagnin cuvées can be compared at Marnes Blanches?

Three Côtes du Jura cuvées offer a chance to explore Savagnin: “En Jensillard,” “Aux Bois,” and “En Quatre Vis.” For a comparison from the same vintage, “En Jensillard” and “En Quatre Vis” are available in 2022, while “En Jensillard” and “Aux Bois” are available in 2023.

Which Marnes Blanches reds should you bring together for a 2022 vintage tasting?

The Côtes du Jura Trousseau, Poulsard, and Pinot Noir are all available in 75 cl bottles from the 2022 vintage. Bringing them together allows you to compare three of the estate’s red grape varieties while keeping the vintage and appellation the same.

Do white wines dominate the Marnes Blanches selection?

The selection includes 12 whites and 4 reds. Among the whites, Savagnin accounts for 9 listings and Chardonnay for 3; “Les Molates” 2022 therefore offers another avenue of discovery alongside the Savagnin cuvées.

What formats set the Marnes Blanches listings apart?

The category includes 12 listings in 75 cl bottles, 2 in 150 cl magnums, and 2 in 62 cl clavelins. To choose a specific format, check the capacity of the cuvée in question: all the representative wines detailed here are in 75 cl bottles.

Do all Marnes Blanches wines in this category carry the Côtes du Jura appellation?

No: 15 listings carry the Côtes du Jura appellation, and one is classified as Vin de France. The entire selection is associated with the Marnes Blanches estate in the Jura selection; all the representative cuvées named here are Côtes du Jura.