There's definitely a bit of a cheesy kind of nose as a top note for this wine, underneath that there's a lot of golden apple, some white flowers, and a little touch of citrus. The palate has a really pleasantly nutty mid-point, with fruit on either side. The first fruit is brighter and fresh apple and citrus and then after the nuttiness it gets more dried in character, it's a really interesting sensation. There's delightful acidity that pushes through the whole thing and really ties the whole thing together and leaves the mouth watering for a decent time after each sip, encouraging the next one. This is definitely a little bit of a curiosity, a grape that isn't well known, but something with a lot of character and substance, this would be fantastic with fishy fish and with a richer chicken dish I think this could just sing. It's a little much for a "hey just give this a try" bottle, but if you want to try something new and haven't explored the Jura yet, hey give this a try.