Kosher Wine Guides
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The Glenfiddich Range Explained: 14, 15, 19, 21 and 23
Glenfiddich 14 or 15? What the IPA, rum and Champagne cask finishes actually change, what every bottle costs, and which one is worth your money.
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Kedem Wines: The Kiddush Bottle Everyone Grew Up On
Kedem is the American kosher wine brand built on Concord grapes. The full range from sweet Concord and Malaga to the dry-labeled bottlings, explained. -
The Glenmorangie Range: Original, Lasanta, Nectar d'Or
One Highland spirit, three casks: Original 10 in bourbon, Lasanta 12 in sherry, Nectar d'Or 12 in Sauternes. Which Glenmorangie to buy first, and why. -
The Herzog Wine Ladder: Jeunesse to Reserve
Herzog runs five tiers: Jeunesse, Baron Herzog, Lineage, Variations and Special Reserve. What each one costs, what it tastes like, and when to pour it. -
Yarden Wines: A Guide to the Golan Heights Range
Yarden is the flagship of Golan Heights Winery, grown high on volcanic basalt. The tiers explained, from Mount Hermon up to Katzrin, and where to start. -
Hendrick's vs Tanqueray: Which Gin?
Tanqueray is the classic juniper-forward London Dry, and Hendrick's is the floral one built on rose and cucumber. How to pick, and what to mix each with. -
Patron Silver vs Reposado: Which One to Buy
Buy Patron Silver for cocktails and Patron Reposado for sipping. Same tequila, but months in oak change the flavor, the price, and the right occasion. -
Manischewitz: The Full Story
Manischewitz is a sweet American wine made from Concord grapes. Why it tastes that way, how it became famous, which size to buy, and what to try next. -
Grey Goose vs Tito's: Which Is Better?
Neither is better. Grey Goose is a soft French wheat vodka made to sip, Tito's is a dry Texas corn vodka made to mix. Which one to buy, and when. -
Don Julio: Blanco, Reposado, or Añejo?
Blanco for cocktails, Reposado for the middle, Añejo for sipping. Here is what barrel time actually changes, what each Don Julio costs, and which to buy. -
The Glenlivet Range, Explained Bottle by Bottle
Buying one bottle of Glenlivet? Buy the 12 Year. Here is what every bottle in the range costs, what the cask finishes change, and where the value actually sits. -
Baron Herzog and Herzog: A Guide to America's Kosher Winery
Baron Herzog is the California label of America's first family of kosher wine. Every Herzog line decoded, from $13 Jeunesse to Late Harvest dessert bottles.
