Kosher Wine Guides
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Lychee Wine, Lychee Moscato and Lychee Sake: What's the Difference?
Lychee turns up on our shelf in four completely different bottles - an Italian sparkling moscato in a can at $16.99, a Japanese sake at $15.99, a sweet Israeli fruit wine at $24.99, and an aniseed arak at $26.99. What each one tastes like, how sweet it really is, and which one belongs on your table.
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What Is Boukha? The Tunisian Fig Brandy, Explained
Clear as water, smells like a bowl of dried figs, and it exists because there was almost no wine in Tunisia. What boukha is, how it differs from arak, and when to pour it.
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The Complete Guide to Arak: Israel's Anise Spirit
Arak is the Levant's anise spirit and the fastest-growing shelf in kosher liquor. What it is, the styles worth knowing, Passover status, and how to serve it — the complete guide from Kosher Wine Direct. -
What Is Arak? How to Drink the Anise Spirit of the Levant
Arak turns milky white when you add water, and there is a right order to pour it. A guide to what arak actually is, how it differs from ouzo and raki, how to serve it properly, and where to start.
