Red wine

So what will we drink on Passover?

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

Recommended wines for Passover
Red wine

Recommended red wines for Passover 2026

Netofa Winery

New Israeli wines for Passover

TAYLOR’S PORT has some of the finest quality, most beautiful vineyards in the Douro Valley.

Wine Talk: Port royalty


The Rosh Hashanah wine list you need for the Jewish New Year

Give these amazing wines a try this Rosh Hashana.


The surprising impact of red wine on your sexual well-being

Unveiling the truth behind the relationship between red wine and enhanced sexual experiences for both men and women

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The Israeli food revolution - opinion

ABOVE THE FOLD: In other words, Israeli food has come of age internationally. The people, the products, and the places have exploded. And to that I say: Enjoy! Be’tayavon!

 Corks in wine bottles

Bartender reveals what you shouldn't do with your wine corks

It turns out that putting the cork back in the wine bottle is a serious mistake.

 Person pouring wine into a glass

Israeli winery earns int'l recognition with gold, silver Decanter medals

Decanter said that this broke their record for the most wine submissions with 18,250 wines that were evaluated for the competition from 57 different countries.

Labels, including the words, " Wine from the land of Israel", are seen on wine bottles at Tura Winery in Rehelim

Modern Israeli grapes linked to grapes in the Bible - study

The seeds were found at archaeological excavations led by Prof. Guy Bar-Oz and colleagues from the University of Haifa’s School of Archaeology and Maritime Cultures.

 Ancient winegrape seeds under a microscope from Avdat

Grapes: The fruit of the vine determines the wine

But before the wine comes the grape, its characteristics predetermining the style and quality of the wine. 

 Grapes.

Wine talk: Not just port

Portugal may be the next big trend because of the beauty of the country, the many indigenous varieties, the drinkability of the wines and their incredible value.

 GRAHAM’S PORT Vineyard is owned by the Symington family, the most famous name in Port.

Wine talk: Keeping it local

All these varieties are still grown, particularly in the Hebron area.

 SNOW-COVERED vineyard at Cremisan, the oldest and most famous Palestinian winery.

Wine Talk: Eat, drink and be merry

Perhaps the sagest advice of how to enjoy yourself on Yom Ha’atzma’ut was found on a 6th century BCE wine chalice discovered in Cyprus. 'Be Happy, Drink Well.'

WHEN PREPARING for Yom Haatzmaut, don’t forget the wine. Yarden is always a good choice.