Winery
Jerusalem Wineries continues to establish its status at the pinnacle of Israeli wine
The veteran Jerusalem winery won awards at the Eshkol Hazahav 2026 competition and continues to expand with visitor centers and a presence in luxury restaurants.
From Sauvignon Blanc to Syrah: The bistro turning Israeli wine into the star of the evening
Israel’s Wine Festival begins next week
Second fermentation in the bottle: A new sparkling wine for Sphera Winery
Vitkin Winery: Buy two and keep one — this is a rare Israeli wine
A modest family winery that has only grown over the years.
Wine Talk: Port royalty
The Fladgate Partnership, such a symbol of stability over centuries, has now made breathtaking initiatives to shake up the staid atmosphere of Port.
Lahat Winery: It’s impossible not to be impressed by this wine
Nothing has changed, and the whole looks mature and especially impressive.
Wine Talk: I am in heaven
I heartily recommend a visit to this little haven of heaven on Earth. All the wonders of the Douro shine at this well-run estate.
Desert dreams: Nana Winery brings fine wine to Mitzpe Ramon
Together with his wife, Shahar, and their six children, Nana turned a wild dream into a thriving reality: a vineyard in the desert.
Czechia Beyond Prague: Synagogues, Caves & Mansions
The Jerusalem Post Podcast - Travel Edition, Episode 115.
NIS 89 to NIS 789. The new wines of the veteran winery
We tasted the new wines of one of the largest and oldest wineries in Israel.
Starting from NIS 50: Recommended white wines for the holiday table
The Tishrei holidays are already here, along with the question: Which wines will turn our festive meals into an unforgettable experience? Mira Eitan tastes and recommends.
Domaine Lafage Winery: A wine bomb with change from NIS 60
Domaine Lafage, a leading Roussillon winery with 2,000 dunams of vineyards, offers Mediterranean-style wines at great value.
Jerusalem of wine and gold: I went out for 24 intoxicating hours of vacation
A new collaboration between the Prima Park Hotel in Jerusalem and Jerusalem Wineries will guarantee you 24 hours of intoxication. At least.
