Israeli wine
Alef: Tasting the Israeli rosé wine going global with Assaf Granit's push
From vineyard to global tables, Barely Pink reimagines Israeli rosé with bold flavor, identity, and international reach.
Wine Talk: Wining in the kitchen
Alcoholic Independence: Cheers to local beverages
Four Israeli wines you shouldn’t miss
The tastiest news in Israel: Festivals, wine, and culinary delights
Discover the Yakitori Festival in Tel Aviv, an elegant afternoon tea in Jerusalem, a wine collaboration by the sea, and a heartfelt winery initiative dedicated to preserving a legacy.
Sukkot 2024: Wineries, breweries, and festivities
Where will you be during Hol Hamoed? If you haven't decided yet, check out the list of Sukkot events we’ve compiled for you.
Ben David Winery: Delightful Israeli wine from the Upper Galilee at surprisingly low prices
Discover your next favorite house wine from Ben David Winery, a family-owned vineyard established in 2004.
Yatir Winery: The lion of the Negev forest
Yatir Winery's wines come exclusively from its high-elevation vineyards in the Yatir Forest, which are only 10 minutes away from the winery.
Three wines that challenge the mainstream
Recent events led Talia Levin to seek comfort in three bottles of wine, each uniquely defying the mainstream in its own way.
Psagot Winery commemorates October 7 with its wines
At the Psagot Winery in the Binyamin Region, owners Naama and Yaakov Berg felt they needed to do something to respond to the situation
White wines for the holidays: Shop like the experts
Discover expert tips for choosing the perfect white wines for the holiday season, featuring recommendations of standout bottles from Israeli wineries.
The perfect gifts: Alcohol gift sets for Rosh Hashanah
Whether it’s wine, whiskey, or beer, these beautifully packaged alcohol gift sets make ideal presents for Rosh Hashanah 2024. Here’s a list of recommended gift sets from top wineries and brands.
Israeli wines for Rosh Hashanah: Hoping for better times in the Jewish new year
A glass of wine here and there can help the imbiber to relax and improve the mood. For sure, we hope for better times and a calmer New Year. In the meantime, le’chaim! Shana tova.
Israeli wine recommendations for Rosh Hashanah 2024: A year of hope
Celebrating with a diverse selection of local wines—from affordable options to premium bottles—crafted in a year marked by resilience, especially for wineries in northern Israel.