which would take us from our home in southern Portugal to our wooden chalet in France’s Jura mountains. We had long wanted to ...

The region takes its name from the Jura Mountains and its vineyards cover just under 5,000 acres. It borders the Swiss Jura region directly to the east and French Burgundy to the west. There are ...

Finally, straddling the border between Switzerland and France, there’s the Jura. A comparatively thin strip of low mountain terrain, 70% of which is located on French soil, it dominates ...