La Maison du Comte hosts a tasting workshop pairing Comte cheese with Jura wines. The session includes a self-guided museum visit before the workshop, with online booking required.
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Jura Wine Tastings in Arc-et-Senans
The rich flavors of Jura wines at the Dégustations de Vins du Jura in Arc-et-Senans, hosted by Valérie at the Fruitière d’Arbois. This intimate tasting features 5 to 6 selected wines, including the vin jaune and macvin, suited to both wine enthusiasts and newcomers. Each tasting is accompanied by a sampling of Comté cheese, presenting the region’s culinary heritage. The programme aims to foster a local setting, allowing guests to learn about intricate winemaking processes while savoring local delicacies. Visitors will also have the option to purchase wines and cheeses after the tasting. Enhance a visit to the Saline Royale while supporting local producers
Parfums & Vins in Jura: A Sensory Journey
Parfums & Vins du Jura examines the link between olfactory families and Jura wines. Led by Tiphaine at La Bulle à Parfums, the workshop covers floral, woody, fruity and spicy aromas before applying them to selected wines. The small-group format focuses on aroma memory and sensory vocabulary for wine tasting.
Rock’n Rolet in Arbois: Music and Culture
Rock’n Rolet in Arbois presents an energetic celebration where music and local culture unite. Featuring three active bands: Pair Larbour, performing classic rock favorites; Has Been Players, blending contemporary hits from various genres; and Rockabilly Tendencies, reviving the 50s Rock’n’Roll sound. The setting will be filled with lively performances and camaraderie. The programme offers a night of live music alongside a wine bar for tastings and food trucks serving local local cuisine. Look at regional producers at the farmers’ market, presenting the best-known local flavors and artisanal products. Rock’n Rolet is more than an event; it’s a community gathering that connects friends and families in Burgundy-Franche-Comté.
Wine Tasting at Château Béthanie in Arbois: Summer Fun
From early July to late August, Château Béthanie opens onto the wine-making heritage of the region. With two guided tours available daily from Tuesday to Saturday, visitors can learn about the history of this cooperative cellar and the intricate methods of wine production. After the tour, sample selected wines crafted by the Fruitière vinicole d’Arbois. No reservation is necessary for individual visitors, Groups can arrange visits and tastings throughout the year with advanced booking, ensuring a specific and enriching programme.
Fête du Biou in Arbois: Grape Harvest Feast
The Fête du Biou is a historic grape harvest festival with religious origins, first recorded in the 17th century. Taking place annually in Arbois, it coincides with the feast of Saint Just, the patron saint of the parish. Held on the first weekend of September, the programme presents the rich local traditions in the heart of the Jura vineyards. It’s a celebration that embodies community spirit, gathering locals and visitors alike to honor their agricultural heritage.
Gourmet Walk in Arbois: Culinary Adventure
The Balade Gourmande du Triangle d’Or presents visitors to a 10km walk featuring five gourmet stops. Beginning at the Fruitière Vinicole d’Arbois, visitors will taste local AOC wines and regional dishes, from aperitifs to desserts. As you walk through historic Arbois, famous for its association with Louis Pasteur, you’ll see landmarks like his college and family home. Each stop offers a tasting of local specialties and traditional meals, with rural vineyards providing a backdrop. The tour culminates at Château Béthanie, where gourmet desserts, fine bubbles, and coffee are served in a market setting enhanced by musical performances. Departures are scheduled from 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM with staggered times for a comfortable programme.
Wine Tasting Walk in Val-Sonnette: Local Produce
The Val-Sonnette wine trail in Jura on 18 August 2026. The programme highlights the region’s built heritage and rural vineyards. Visitors will meet local winegrowers from Domaine Wicky and Domaine des Marnes Blanches, as well as producers like La Pétrie bakery and a local Bresse poultry farmer. The itinerary includes a guided historical tour of key sites such as the village church, wash house, and traditional homes of winegrowers, providing insight into local farming practices and landscape evolution. The tour concludes with a tasting session of local produce at the new Tilleuls village hall. Led by an accredited guide, the tour lasts approximately three hours, and pre-booking through the Tourist Office is necessary. Prices are €9 for adults and €4.50 for youth aged 7 to 17, while entry is free for children under 7. Note that visits to producers and artisans depend on availability.