Red Kosher WinesRed Kosher Wines
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Caberet Sauvignon Terra Rosa 2005 Tabor Winery | Israeli wine | | | A red kosher wine made from 90% Merlot and 10% Cabernet Sauvignon grapes that grow on Terra Rosa soil, it is deep garnet towards royal purple in color and emanates a full-bodied aroma blended with oak wood. The grapes were selectively hand picked according to their ripeness in the early morning and late night hours. They are brought to the winery shortly after. The low yield of 850 kilogr Keep Reading... |
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Mes'cha 2003– Red Dessert Line Label Series, Tabor | Israeli wine | | | Winemaker Arieh Nesher:
"…a full-bodied aroma, strong fruity and vibrant grape flavors with a rich color were what I set out to attain when I acquired the Merlot grapes from a small, old, low yield vineyard at the end of October 2003. The harvest having been hand picked and completed late in the season brought me almost totally shriveled up grapes, dark in Keep Reading... |
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Red Odem Psagot Winery | Israeli wine | | | Vintage: 2004 Blend: 75% cabernet, 25% Merlot Vineyard: Psagot and Har Bracha
Intense wine of the Winery's flagship line. It has deep red hue, full, balanced body and clear plum and dark berries flavors with hints of roast oak, aromas of vanilla and a trace of spices. The kosher wine has aged in mixed French oak barrels for 14 mont Keep Reading... |
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Altitude Cabernet +412 The Altitude Seires, Barkan Winery | Israeli Wine | | | The kosher wine is from our vineyard at Avne-Eitan in the Golan with an addition of 15% from The Dishon Vineyard in the Kadesh Valley. The kosher wine has a deep concentrated almost black color. Its aroma is also concentrated: cassis, wild berries, cloves and chocolate. The kosher wine has a very long finish, leaving tastes Wine details: Harvest 2003 Keep Reading... |
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Barbera Dalton winery | Israeli wine | | | Introduction: Barbera is an Italian varietal which is very popular in the Piemonte region of North West Italy. The wines made from barbera usually have a deep red colour are medium bodied and have a refreshing level of acidity.
The Vineyards: The grapes for this kosher wine come from our Safsufa vineyard, in the Upper Galilee which is located in Keep Reading... |
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Cabernet Sauvignon Dalton winery | Israeli wine | | | Winemaking: The grapes were selectively picked in late September and early October. During fermentation the grape cap was pumped over several times a day to increase the depth of colour and levels of extraction of the kosher wine in the gentlest way possible. Before completing fermentation the kosher wine was pressed out, and the free run wine was separated and used to m Keep Reading... |
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Cabernet Sauvignon 2003 Safsufa Vineyards, Dalton winery | Israeli wine | | | Winemaking: The grapes for this kosher wine were harvested in late September early October 2004 After secondary fermentation the kosher wine was transferred to two and three year old French and American oak barrels, where it was allowed to mature for nearly a year. Once ready the kosher wine was blended and bottled for your enjoyment. This quality wine has undergone the Keep Reading... |
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Cabernet Sauvignon 2004 Meron Vineyard, Dalton winery | Israeli wine | | | For many years one vineyard in the Dalton portfolio has consistently proven itself to be exceptional. The kosher wine made from this site is most singular in character and of exceptional quality. As a way of celebrating its 10th Anniversary Dalton has decided to release a special edition of the kosher wine as a “Single Vineyard” Cabernet Sauvignon, in a limited release of 6500 bottles. Keep Reading... |
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Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve 2003 The Superior Series, Barkan Winery | Israeli Wine | | | Our aim in Cabernet Reserve is to create the harmonious whole, where neither the barrel nor the fruit is overpowering- but rather balanced, complex and supple. The grapes come from our vineyards in the Golan and Northern Galilee. Our emphasis is on harvested at exactly the right point – to create big firm wines that maintain their fruit character without being overly alcoholic. Keep Reading... |
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