Kosher Wine Guides
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Carmel Winery Guide: Every Range, From King David to Limited Edition
Carmel makes the sweet Concord your grandparents used for kiddush and a ninety dollar Bordeaux blend, both under one label. Here is the whole ladder, tier by tier.
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The Barkan Range Explained: Classic, Platinum and Superieur
Barkan is one of the most searched names on our site, and the tiers confuse people. Here is what Classic, Platinum and Superieur actually mean, what each costs and which one to buy.
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Kosher Shiraz: What It Tastes Like and Which Bottle to Buy
Shiraz and Syrah are the same grape with two names. Here is what it tastes like, why Israel does it so well, and the bottles worth buying from $13.99 to $62.99.
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Katlav Winery: A Guide to the Judean Hills Boutique
Katlav is one of Israel's original boutique wineries - a small operation in Nes Harim, high in the Judean Hills, run by an architect who learned winemaking from a neighbour. Here is the range and where to start.
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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. -
Israeli Wine Regions: A Guide to the Galilee, Golan, Judean Hills and Negev
Israel makes wine in a desert and in snow country, sometimes within a two-hour drive. A guide to the five regions that matter, what each does well, and which producers to look for in every one.
