Jacquère

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Jacquère is a light, crisp white wine grape variety primarily grown in the Alpine regions of eastern France, known for producing fresh, mineral-driven wines.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf white grape variety
wine grape variety
acidityLevel high
agingPotential best consumed young
alcoholLevel moderate
body light
climatePreference cool climate
color white
countryOfOrigin France
cultivationStatus important local variety in Savoie
foodPairing Savoyard cheese dishes
fondue
mountain cuisine
raclette
seafood
globalDistribution limited plantings outside France
grownIn Abymes AOC NERFINISHED
Apremont AOC NERFINISHED
Chignin AOC NERFINISHED
Roussette de Savoie blends (limited)
Savoie AOC NERFINISHED
harvestTime relatively early ripening in Alpine regions
notableCharacteristic pronounced minerality
refreshing acidity
primaryRegion Alpine regions of France
Savoie NERFINISHED
eastern France NERFINISHED
primaryUse still white wine production
species Vitis vinifera NERFINISHED
synonymStatus has local synonyms in Savoie
terroirAssociation limestone soils
mountain vineyards
stony soils
typicalAromas citrus fruit
green apple
pear
typicalFlavors citrus
green apple
mineral notes
stone fruit
typicalProfile fresh
mineral-driven
vinification usually unoaked
wineColorProduced pale straw
wineStyle crisp
light-bodied

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Bugey grapeVarieties Jacquère
Combe de Savoie grapeVariety Jacquère