Wine style

Wine style

Jura Orange Wine

Jura Orange Wine

Jura Orange Wine

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France

Imagine taking pristine alpine grapes and letting them hang out with their skins like they're at a spa weekend gone wrong. The result is a textured, gripping, and deeply aromatic potion that smells like autumn in a glass.

Imagine taking pristine alpine grapes and letting them hang out with their skins like they're at a spa weekend gone wrong. The result is a textured, gripping, and deeply aromatic potion that smells like autumn in a glass.

Imagine taking pristine alpine grapes and letting them hang out with their skins like they're at a spa weekend gone wrong. The result is a textured, gripping, and deeply aromatic potion that smells like autumn in a glass.

Body

Big & Bold

Tannins

No Resistance

Barely Felt

Pillowy Presence

Serious Grip

The Brick Wall

Acidity

Sour As Heck

Sugar

Savagely Dry

Artistic label and flavor profile for Jura Orange Wine on a rustic wooden table.

The story

Ancient method

Modern twist

Natural trend

While Georgia invented the method thousands of years ago, Jura winemakers have been mastering oxidative aging forever, often achieving a similar hue. Recently, a wave of natural winemakers decided to push boundaries by leaving white grapes on skins for weeks or months. It creates a bridge between their oxidative traditions and the modern natural wine craze, proving these mountains can do anything.

While Georgia invented the method thousands of years ago, Jura winemakers have been mastering oxidative aging forever, often achieving a similar hue. Recently, a wave of natural winemakers decided to push boundaries by leaving white grapes on skins for weeks or months. It creates a bridge between their oxidative traditions and the modern natural wine craze, proving these mountains can do anything.

While Georgia invented the method thousands of years ago, Jura winemakers have been mastering oxidative aging forever, often achieving a similar hue. Recently, a wave of natural winemakers decided to push boundaries by leaving white grapes on skins for weeks or months. It creates a bridge between their oxidative traditions and the modern natural wine craze, proving these mountains can do anything.

Why it's special

Electric acid

Tannic grip

Razor freshness

You get the electric acidity of the mountains smashed together with the tannic grip of a red wine. It is confusion in the best way possible. Unlike other amber pours, these retain a razor-sharp freshness that cuts through the rich texture, making them vibrant rather than just heavy or flat. It is basically white wine with an attitude problem.

You get the electric acidity of the mountains smashed together with the tannic grip of a red wine. It is confusion in the best way possible. Unlike other amber pours, these retain a razor-sharp freshness that cuts through the rich texture, making them vibrant rather than just heavy or flat. It is basically white wine with an attitude problem.

You get the electric acidity of the mountains smashed together with the tannic grip of a red wine. It is confusion in the best way possible. Unlike other amber pours, these retain a razor-sharp freshness that cuts through the rich texture, making them vibrant rather than just heavy or flat. It is basically white wine with an attitude problem.

Who's gonna like it

Sour lovers

Adventurous souls

Puzzle solvers

If you love sour beers or kombucha, grab a glass immediately. This is for the adventurous palate that finds standard Chardonnay too boring and standard reds too heavy. People who enjoy deciphering complex puzzles with their tongue will absolutely lose their minds over the layers found here. It is definitely not for your grandma who puts ice in her Pinot Grigio.

If you love sour beers or kombucha, grab a glass immediately. This is for the adventurous palate that finds standard Chardonnay too boring and standard reds too heavy. People who enjoy deciphering complex puzzles with their tongue will absolutely lose their minds over the layers found here. It is definitely not for your grandma who puts ice in her Pinot Grigio.

If you love sour beers or kombucha, grab a glass immediately. This is for the adventurous palate that finds standard Chardonnay too boring and standard reds too heavy. People who enjoy deciphering complex puzzles with their tongue will absolutely lose their minds over the layers found here. It is definitely not for your grandma who puts ice in her Pinot Grigio.

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