For a long time the Jura was the corner of France that wine lists skipped. That has changed. Bottles from old-guard names like Macle and Puffeney now sell for hundreds of dollars once they leave the cellar, and the region's best small growers have far more buyers than wine. Domaine Bornard is one of those growers, and we have eight of its wines in Vietnam right now.

Whether Beaujolais Nouveau 2026 is worth buying depends on what you want from the bottle. If you want a party on the third Thursday of November, a young Nouveau does the job; if you want a fresh, light red that still tastes good in January, the rest of Beaujolais does it better. This guide explains Nouveau, then compares seven Beaujolais wines from our catalog by style, price and food, so you can choose what to pour on 19 November. What is Beaujolais Nouveau? Beaujolais Nouve

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