French labels say a place, not a grape, which is the only thing that makes them look hard. Bordeaux means cabernet and merlot, Sancerre means sauvignon blanc, Cotes de Provence means dry pink. The full kosher French shelf from $12.99 to $399.99, and what to buy at every price.

There is no grape, region or style called Jewish wine. What people usually mean is kosher wine - or the sweet purple Concord bottle from the seder table. Where the sweet stuff came from, what actually makes a wine kosher, and what to drink whether you want dry or sweet.

Vines at 900 metres on the edge of the Negev, hot days and cold nights, and a flagship red built to age ten years. The whole Yatir range from the $29.99 Darom rose to the $244.99 magnum, and which bottle is the right one for your table.

More kosher wine is made in California than anywhere outside Israel, and almost nobody talks about it. Hagafen, Covenant, Hajdu, Herzog and Weinstock - the whole picture, from $9.99 to $114.99.

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.

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.