Kosher Wine Guides
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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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VS, VSOP and XO: What the Letters on Cognac Actually Mean
The letters on a cognac label are age minimums, not quality grades. What VS, VSOP, Napoleon and XO each guarantee, why XO changed in 2018, what Grande Champagne means, and which kosher bottle to buy at each tier.
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Kosher for Passover Spirits: What You Can Actually Drink
Whiskey and vodka are chometz — so what can come to the seder? Arak, certified tequila, grape brandy and more: the practical Kosher-for-Passover spirits map from Kosher Wine Direct.
