Kosher Wine Guides
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What Is Pinot Noir? The Light Red That Goes With Everything
Pinot Noir is the lightest of the big three reds - pale, low in tannin, built on cherry and raspberry. What it tastes like, why it costs what it does, and which kosher bottles to start with.
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The Best Red Wines for Beginners
Start with Pinot Noir, Merlot or Malbec, not Cabernet. Low tannin is the whole trick. Five kosher reds under $30 and four ways to make any red taste better. -
How Many Ounces Are in a Bottle of Wine?
A standard 750ml bottle holds 25.4 fluid ounces, which is five glasses. Every bottle size in ounces, plus the pour math for a dinner or a full simcha. -
What Is Tannin in Wine?
Tannin comes from grape skins, seeds and stems, and it is why red wine dries your mouth. Which grapes carry the most, and three free ways to soften it. -
How Much Is a Bottle of Wine? A Kosher Price Guide
Kosher wine runs about $8 to $100, and most people land between $13 and $30. Here is where quality actually jumps on the price ladder, with real bottles at every tier. -
Why Does Wine Give Me a Headache? Sulfites and the Real Causes
It is almost certainly not the sulfites. Here is what actually causes wine headaches, why dried apricots carry more sulfites than a whole bottle, and what to drink instead. -
Dry vs Sweet Wine: How to Know What You Like
Dry wine has no sugar left after fermentation. Sweet wine has some left on purpose. Here is the full sugar scale and a simple three-bottle test to find your side.
