Israeli wine

So what will we drink on Passover?

Recommended Israeli wine bottles for Passover, from NIS 40 to NIS 190.

Recommended wines for Passover
Tabor Winery

Israeli wines for the Passover holiday

Binyamina Winery

Food news of Israel

Jezreel Valley Winery

Jezreel Valley Winery: Wine for every meal and every drinker


The white wines that will make your Seder night

Passover Seder night is just around the corner. Between sirens and alerts, Mira Eitan found time to taste many white wines and recommend the best choices for the holiday table.

White wine for Passover

Israel’s food news

The most Israeli winery there is prepared for Passover, including thoughts about our wallet.

Carmel Wineries

Israel’s food news prepare for Passover

Bottles that pour optimism, from the mountains to the Passover Seder table.

Tzuba Winery

Small-big moments of joy: Israel’s food news

The Judean Hills and the Galilee poured an Israeli spring into the bottles.

Barkan Winery

Earth, people and the connection between them: New wines for Passover

For the holiday, and until the holiday, wine bottles send regards from the mountains of the Galilee and the Golan.

Recanati Winery

The burden of proof: The winery promised. Does the wine deliver?

The Artisanal wine brand of Tabor Winery, which is celebrating two years since its launch, promises an exceptional connection between a tradition of craftsmanship and advanced technology.

Tabor Winery

Israel’s food news: Preparing for Passover

Springtime optimism on the edge of the glass: A bottle of wine that already pours Passover.

Sauvignon Blanc Wine, Tura Winery.

New Israeli wines for Passover

A lovely reminder from our Galilee, now and also on the Passover holiday table.

Netofa Winery

Red, white, bue-white: New Israeli wines

From the vineyards of Israel two new and intriguing bottles are being poured. Even the price is optimistic.

Heritage Series, X Spirits

Purim isn’t Jewish Halloween - it’s a theology of wine and redemption - opinion

On Purim, drown our adversaries in drink, catapult our consciousness to a refined world.

 Purim celebrates the grape in a nod to the Persian wine parties.