regionJura
One of France's smallest regions — about 1,950 hectares — where pinot noir shares the cellar with poulsard and trousseau and sometimes ends up in the white blend.
How it is done Cited
Continental and colder than Burgundy, especially in winter. Pinot noir is permitted in Arbois and Côtes du Jura, alone or blended.
Facts
| country | France |
|---|---|
| level | region |
| region | Jura |
| where | 46.9000, 5.6500 (region) · OpenStreetMap · open in maps Cited |
| confidence | medium · updated 2026-09-16 |
Numbers somebody published
| Vineyard | 1950 ha — Jura wine |
|---|---|
| Wineries | 230 — Jura wine |
Nothing in this table is estimated here. Where a figure is missing it is missing, and the row is not written.
Near here
Straight-line kilometres; the road is always longer. The finder sorts every cellar on the map from wherever you are.
- 60.2 km — La Tâche vineyard 🔑 Monopole
- 60.2 km — Richebourg vineyard
- 60.3 km — Romanée-Conti vineyard 🔑 Monopole
- 60.5 km — Domaine de la Romanée-Conti cellar 🚪 No visitors
- 60.7 km — Domaine Leroy cellar 🌙 Certified biodynamic
- 61 km — Côte de Nuits region
Its kin
the vinePinot noirOne of three reds allowed, and rarely the loudest.regionBurgundySixty miles west, and the comparison every Jura grower fields.
Sources
- Jura wine · link
Where it came from: Cited a source we name · Harvested pulled from an open dataset · Tradition what the tradition says, hedged · Inference this project's reasoning · Field somebody stood there. This record as JSON.