Modern Kosher Wines for Rosh Hashanah or Any Occasion
For millennia, Jews made wine for religious and everyday consumption. Much of that winemaking has been ballyhooed, thanks to Manischewitz—an unfair representation of the
Gva’ot kosher wine brings us full circle
For millennia, Jews made wine for religious and everyday consumption. That tradition and religious requirement—Jewish law dictates that all men and women must consume four
Yarden: where kosher and quality wines meet
Six weeks ago, Golan Heights Winery winemaker Victor Schoenfeld returned to New York presenting his newest Yarden wines, the company’s flagship wine label. In 1988,
Connoisseurs are blessed with Kosher for Passover wines
In the past, the idea of a connoisseur’s wine labeled kosher for Passover was an anomaly, but, today well-made kosher wines are part of our
Kosher wines shed syrupy image
If you want to discover why the words "quality" and "kosher wines" fit together, try a glass of Ella Valley's EverRed, 2004. Rosh Hashanah begins
Celebrate the Jewish New Year with modern wines from Italy and Israel
Jews who came of age before the 1980s associate holidays with super-sweet wines made from the Concord grape, typically from market leader Manischewitz. But in
Kosher label no longer a warning for connoisseurs
Binyamina and Pacifica wineries illustrate the evolution of wines designated kosher for Passover- from cloyingly sweet to dry, sophisticated wines that are enjoyable throughout the
Wines to celebrate Chanukah, Thanksgiving — or both
Next week brings Chanukah and Thanksgiving, both holidays for feasting and enjoying wines. This convergence of the calendars is an opportunity for everyone to explore
Modern kosher wines for our only Thanksgivukkah
Tonight begins Chanukah and tomorrow brings Thanksgiving, both occasions for enjoying these modern-styled wines suitable for every table. One sip of the 2010 Bartenura Chianti