We'll keep things brief today: We have enough new Jura wines that have trickled in to warrant a little offering. It's grey and rainy today here in New York City, but Spring should finally arrive. To be fair, rain or shine, Jura wines are a fantastic fit for the Spring, with vibrant reds that help us transition from our hankering for bigger and deeper reds in the Winter, and dynamic whites that have body and are full of character - perfect for cooler days before we just want the crispest, coldest white wine we can lay our hands on in the Summer. Click the link below to view the wines, or keep scrolling for producer bios. Today we feature the tasty sparkling wines of Desiré-Petit, Trousseaus from Val de Sorne and Domaine Patelle, a hodgepodge of Michel Gahier cuvées, and the classic Patchwork Chardonnay from the magnanimous Stéphane Tissot, along with a few Vin Jaune bottles we found in the cellar from the late Jean-Charles Maire. Don't forget too, if you missed the offering we recently sent out featuring the wines of Domaine Rijckaert, we'd recommend grabbing some while they're still in stock. All around $30/bottle, the represent arguably the best PQR for Jura wine available in the US!   -Eben Lillie