Kosher Wine Guides
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What to Bring to Someone Else's Sukkah
Nine days of walking into other people's sukkahs. What bottle to carry, what to spend on it, why mevushal matters more here than anywhere else, and three things not to bring.
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The Best Wine to Bring as a Gift
The best gift wine is a sparkling or lightly sweet bottle around $15 to $25. What to spend, what to avoid, and the kosher detail most people forget to check. -
Tequila vs Mezcal: What's Actually Different
All tequila is a type of mezcal, but they drink nothing alike: oven-steamed blue agave vs pit-roasted smoke. The real differences, plus bottles to start with. -
Chanukah Wine and Spirits: What to Pour and Gift
Chanukah food is fried, so pour sparkling wine and crisp whites that cut the oil. Here is what to serve with latkes and sufganiyot, and what to gift. -
Wine for Purim: Mishloach Manos and the Seudah
Purim wine has two jobs: small sweet bottles for mishloach manos and steady pours for the seudah. Here is what to send, what to serve, and how much to buy.
