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.
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.
Pour light, low in alcohol and a little sweet, and pour it after people have eaten. What to serve at a Yom Kippur break-fast, from the havdala cup to the last glass.
How much wine you need for the four cups, why red is preferred, and whether your table wants sweet or dry. The seder math, done once, with real bottles for each side.
Bring a bottle the host can open that night. A practical guide to Rosh Hashana wine gifts: what to bring for every kind of table, and what to spend on it.
