Beer

A new Korean hair brand, Israeli pear beer, limited-edition whiskey, smart headphones, and affordable skincare products – a roundup of launches marking current trends.

The orchards of the north have been poured into a bottle. Israel is poured from it with emotion.

As Israelis ready for Sukkot barbecues, supermarket chains launch aggressive price battles on meat, beer, charcoal, and disposables, with data showing gaps of tens of percent.

A new year, a new vision: The brands launching perfumes in both feminine and masculine versions, the robotic vacuum cleaner, yogurts that bring Greece to the table, and beer with a German atmosphere.

For the first time this Sukkot, Beer & Beats Festival at Mosh Beach, Achziv offers four nights of live music, beer garden, wine, sunset yoga, and family activities – all free.

Ever thought this charming city between Tel Aviv and Jerusalem has a bustling tourism and entertainment scene? Probably not, but we’re here to change your mind.

Just as it was thought that bitters and stouts were in terminal decline, Guinness has, within a few years, pirouetted, been rejuvenated, and suddenly become the chosen beer of a young generation.

No more tiring festival trips – Italy’s trains turn the journey into a 16-hour celebration with music, draft beer, dancers, and traditional food from Rome to Munich.

For two days and with beer brands from Israel and around the world, the Oktoberfest Festival of the BIG Group and the “Eating in Beersheba and Surroundings” community arrives at the end of October.