Israeli wine
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.
Israel’s food news: Wine for Purim
Israel’s food news: New wines
Do not drink alone: Wines to celebrate a relationship with
The vine of independence: How Israeli wine can uncork a new era of sovereignty - opinion
Israeli economic sovereignty can be built through the wine industry.
Wines of strength and grace
Shiloh Winery blossoms in a time of turmoil
Red in the summer? Feldstein Winery launches a series of wines suited to the Israeli climate
Winemaker Avi Feldstein is redefining local wine culture with a series of light, refreshing, and sophisticated red wines that blend tradition and regional inspiration with innovation.
Many wines, in all price ranges, to suit all kinds of tastes
Including an excellent bottle for NIS 40: Worthwhile wine recommendations for Passover 2025.
Passover 2025: What wines to drink for the Seder
For a holiday where wine plays such a big role, it can be difficult to find the right wines for Passover. Here are some suggestions.
Passover 2025: This is the year to support and buy Israeli wines
Why is this year different from all other years? This year you should support Israel without question.
This red one: Recommended red wines, Passover 2025
The Israeli red wines of today tend to be light, fresh, dry, and balanced in acidity. Which red wine will best suit your holiday table? Mira Eitan organizes the selection.
Have you already bought a gift for the hosts? The gift boxes that will make your Passover special
Eight holiday gift boxes that will make the hosts happy, impress the guests, and leave you feeling great without breaking the bank.
White night: Recommended white wines for Passover 2025
Even if this night won't be entirely white, you must make room on the table for white wines. Which white wines exactly? Mira Eitan will help you choose.
Cabernet Sauvignon is for the weak
With all due respect to classic wines, this Passover, Talia Levin recommends switching things up with something entirely different.
