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Nicolas Greinacher, August 6, 2026
Winemakers in Jura rarely follow a script. Neither did the last two vintages. While the mercurial 2025 growing season produced promising young reds, the frost- and mildew-ravaged 2024 vintage has emerged far more positively than anticipated, led by whites that are at times outstanding. This report focuses on Château-Chalon AOC, which celebrates its 90th anniversary this year, explores the newly released 2019 Vin Jaunes and Château-Chalons, and offers an early look at a 2026 growing season that is on track to become the earliest on record.
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Origines, Paris, France
Antonio Galloni, July 2026
Vinous readers planning to spend time in Paris will want to book a table at Origines. Located in the 8th Arrondissement, Origines is a showcase for Chef Julien Boscus’s ingredient-driven, seasonal cuisine.
Vinous Favorites
2024 Archery Summet Pinot Gris Vireton, 93 points
Hailing from the Willamette Valley, the 2024 Pinot Gris Vireton wafts up with a spicy blend of crushed nectarine, fermented ginger and lime. It washes across the palate with ease. Round, soothing and polished, with a pretty inner sweetness, the 2024 leaves a green melon note on the long finish. (EG)
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Casa Ferreirinha Barca Velha
Neal Martin, August 2026
Surprisingly little has been written about Barca Velha compared to the world’s other iconic wines. Barca Velha is Portugal’s most vaunted non-fortified wine. Bottles are coveted. They fetch a pretty penny. The 1964 is a beautiful example of why.
2016 Tyler Cabernet Sauvignon Happy Canyon Vineyard RSW
1986 Domaine Roland Lavantureux Chablis Village
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