Grapes in israel
Negev grape revival brings ancient vineyards back to life
This is an archaeological-tourism initiative led by the Israel Nature and Parks Authority, taking place as part of the Heritage Seeds Vineyard project in southern Israel.
Grapes that taste like cotton candy? There is such a thing
Org. launches 'Northward' project to support farms in Israel's North
Sour grapes: How the NYT gave Palestinians credit for ancient Jewish winemaking tradition - opinion
Grape pits show how ancient Christian villages in the Negev rose and fell
The question of how agriculture was practiced in antiquity in an arid place that still presents challenges today has intrigued scholars for years.
Wine Talk: Seeking Balance Naturally
There is a whole new underworld of compassionate winemaking coming to the fore. The wine world has suddenly become a lot more complicated!
Tulip: Good wine and good deeds
“I work in bottling the wine,” he said with a big grin. “I really like it.”
Wine Talk: A conversation between two living things
“Behind every glass of wine, there is the grape, the story of the winemaker – and your own story,” Roni Saslove says.
Winetalk: Wine of kings, king of wines
These days, some progressive wineries are making less heavy, more refreshing modern versions of Commandaria that are giving new energy to the brand.
Jerusalem Hills: Home to dozens of successful wineries
More and more vintners have realized that the land in this region is perfect for growing grapes, and thus an extensive boutique winery industry has blossomed.
Wine talk: Wine time is here again
Four cups...and then some
As every year, we present a number of wine recommendations, based on taste and value for money.
Grapevine: Born in Jerusalem
Jerusalem Day is just around the corner.
Grapevine: Underwriting Israel’s future
At Independence Day events around the country, leaders tend to talk about Israel’s achievements, but seldom do they mention the input of deeply committed philanthropists from around the world.