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The Jura appellation lies between Burgundy and the Swiss border.

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15 Unique French Wines

Intriguing whites, reds and rosés from the Jura region, one of France's hidden treasures

Kim Marcus, Bruce Sanderson
Posted: July 31, 2009

Between Burgundy and the Swiss border lies one of France's least known and most tradition-bound appellations, the Jura, the source of distinctive wines made using techniques almost unique to the region.

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