Segal Fusion series, or the Carmel Private Collection or, for a sparkling wine, Carmel’s Selected Brut. Carmel has made an amazing turn around in the past few years and the Private Collection series provides some of the best quality-for-price."} 74:{"position":25,"content":"A Holiday Bonus:"} 75:{"position":26,"content":"Rimon Winery – not a traditional grape wine, but rather a pomegranate fruit wine. As a pomegranate is one of the major symbols of Rosh Hashanah, Rimon (which means pomegranate in Hebrew) Winery makes several dessert wines and a unique sparkling wine as well. It’s a fitting addition to any Rosh Hashanah table. NIS 66 – NIS 75"} 76:{"position":27,"content":"Where to buy in Israel i wines"} 77:{"position":28,"content":""} 78:{"position":29,"content":"In Israel"} 79:{"position":30,"content":"In Jerusalem, you can purchase it at several wine shops on Rehov Agrippas, near Mahane Yehuda. In Tel Aviv, you can purchase these wines at Derekh HaYayin (Wine Route, with branches also in Modi’in, Ra’anana, Nes Ziona, Ramat HaSharon). For a personal touch, you can also buy directly from David Rhodes israeliwineguy@gmail.com , a wine broker and educator living in Ra’anana or from

Raise your glass! Wine recommendations for Rosh Hashana