Four generations of the Benoit family on the Pupillin slopes, now run by Benjamin Benoit, with hand harvesting and a limited Arbois-Pupillin production.
Tip: Pupillin sits 3 km from Arbois and 9 km from Poligny, so the cellar fits neatly into a half day.
Address: 36 rue du Chardonnay, 39600 Pupillin, France, Jura
Family estate on the Pupillin road out of Arbois, 3.5 hectares certified by Ecocert, planted with all five Jura grapes and open for cellar-door tasting.
Tip: The cellar sits on the lane that climbs from Arbois to Pupillin, an easy walk from the town centre.
Six hectares of Poligny vines taken over on 1 July 2021 by growers continuing the parcels previously farmed by the Reverchon family.
Tip: One of the few cellar doors inside Poligny itself rather than out among the vines.
Village interpretation centre at Chateau-Chalon with a vaulted cellar and a panoramic terrace where staff run paid initiations to vin jaune, vin de paille and Macvin.
Tip: Groups of 12 or more must book ahead; the summer programme adds sessions led by Chateau-Chalon growers.
Jerome Arnoux pours his Arbois and Cotes du Jura range in a Gothic cellar listed as a Monument Historique, a few steps off the Arbois main street.
Tip: Open Tuesday to Saturday, 10:00 to 12:30 and 14:30 to 19:00, then seven days a week through July and August.
Father-and-son cellar door at Montigny-les-Arsures working six hectares under lutte raisonnee, pouring Arbois in white, red and vin jaune.
Tip: Call ahead: the Aviet family runs the caveau around vineyard work rather than to fixed hours.
Wine-tourism building opened in 2014 above the Sud Revermont vines, where a self-service fountain pours Cotes du Jura by the glass under a roof terrace.
Tip: Named after the dry-stone vineyard huts of the Jura, locally caborde, caborne or cadole.
