A WHITE GRAPE
Jacquere
What Jacquere tastes like
Jacquere is a white grape that appears in 6 of the appellations in our table. Where it is grown at its best known, the style is described this way: light, crisp, mineral whites and elegant reds; underrated food-friendly wines with mountain freshness.
Where Jacquere grows
Our appellations table names Jacquere in 6 wine regions. The ones with the most wines in our database are Savoie (France), Vin de Savoie (France), Vin des Allobroges (France), Vins des Allobroges (France), Ayze (France) and Chignin (France).
How the place changes the glass
- Savoie (France): Light, crisp, mineral whites and elegant reds; underrated food-friendly wines with mountain freshness. Climate: cool alpine.
- Vin de Savoie (France): Fresh, mineral mountain wines with crisp acidity; elegant and understated with alpine character. Climate: cool Alpine with short growing season.
- Vin des Allobroges (France): Crisp, mineral-driven whites with good acidity; light, food-friendly reds. Climate: cool continental Alpine; significant rainfall and diurnal range.
- Ayze (France): Crisp, mineral white wines and elegant sparkling wines with alpine herbaceousness. Climate: cool alpine with short growing season.
What to eat with Jacquere
- In Savoie: Raclette, fondue, Savoyard charcuterie, freshwater fish.
- In Vin de Savoie: Raclette, fondue, grilled trout, charcuterie, mountain cheeses, aperitif.
- In Vin des Allobroges: Fondue, raclette, fresh trout, goat cheese, mountain charcuterie.
Jacquere in our cellar
The appellations above account for about 315 Jacquere wines in the Sommurai database, which is how we know which regions pour it most.
Grapes to try next
If you like Jacquere, these white grapes are worth a glass: Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Riesling, Pinot Gris, Chenin Blanc and Albarino.
Quick answers
Where is Jacquere grown?
Our appellations table names Jacquere in 6 wine regions, including Savoie (France), Vin de Savoie (France), Vin des Allobroges (France), Vins des Allobroges (France) and Ayze (France).
Open it in the app
Pair every dish on a menu with a wine you can order: scan a menu, swipe the pairings, explore restaurants, wineries and hotels.