Max Brenner offers sweet treats in collaboration with Alut, Recanati introduces new wines from Galilee, and Roldin presents handmade desserts for Rosh Hashanah.
A glass of wine here and there can help the imbiber to relax and improve the mood. For sure, we hope for better times and a calmer New Year. In the meantime, le’chaim! Shana tova.
For their lives, for our lives, for life, especially now: Wine and alcohol recommendations for Rosh Hashanah.
Celebrating with a diverse selection of local wines—from affordable options to premium bottles—crafted in a year marked by resilience, especially for wineries in northern Israel.
Faced with vulnerability in the vineyards and security challenges, the head winemaker of Barkan Winery talks about the daily struggle and the special meaning of Israeli wine in this period.
Osnat Gueta reveals where you can enjoy a morning drink on Saturday and recommends an international wine tasting, a delightful beer, a refreshing rosé, and tequila for connoisseurs.
Zlil Oblass is making wines that are innovative and enjoyable – and distinct. They are worthy of interest and deserve the respect of wine lovers and connoisseurs alike.
In the midst of harvest season and the establishment of a new winery, winemaker Dror Engelstein found time to chat with Mira Eitan and taste some character-filled wines worth embracing.
Martin Codax Winery offers a range of wines, from reds to Albariño whites, with prices under 60 shekels, making them ideal for summer enjoyment.
Fall back in love with Israel at a luxury boutique hotel-stay atop a vineyard.
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