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The Carmel Winery of today is barely recognizable from what existed ten years ago. The winery has slimmed down, reduced production, rationalized its product range and changed the focus from volume to quality. more »

Carmel have relaunched their famous Carmel 100 Brandy. The minimum age statement on the label is eight years, but there also components in the blend of up to twenty five years old. more »

The country is divided into five regions; Galilee, Shomron, Samson, Judean Hills and the Negev. These are the regions registered by the TTB in America and the European Community. more »

Third Party Recommendations about Israeli wines more »

Israel is famous for its agriculture. Israeli farmers are leaders in innovations and new technology, always pushing the frontiers of knowledge and challenging existing pre-conceptions. This technology and drive is also present amongst the country?s wine growers. more »

Israel is a country the size of New Jersey or Wales. To put everything in perspective, it must be understood that Israel has a miniscule wine industry compared with most wine countries. more »

Israel is famous for its agriculture. Israeli farmers are leaders in innovations and new technology, always pushing the frontiers of knowledge and challenging existing pre-conceptions. This technology and drive is also present amongst the country?s wine growers. more »

By: Adam Montefiore
As Israel celebrates Yom Hatzma?ut ? Independence Day for the 60th time, I have been given the task to look back and select a wine to cover each decade. This is not necessarily meant to be a list of the best wine, but the one that best represented Israel at the time, particularly overseas. more »