Yarden Wine

consumption of wine is the elixir of life for many people especially in Jewish life. What is Jewish and kosher wines have to do with the other? Everything.

When a Jewish boy is born the first thing he drinks other than its mother's milk is the wine. True, immediately after his circumcision tip (the ritual circumcisions) gives a little wine after surgery to relieve pain. Just what happens after someone takes a cup of wine and drink he blesses it. The Jewish feast of wine was only beginning. The cycle of Jewish life revolves around wine all the holidays, every Sabbath there are more wine and wine. The feast of Passover celebrates requires celebrants to drink four cups of wine at the beginning of the festival. There is even a cup of wine on the giant table full to the brim with wine that does not drink. Jews are obsessed with wine than it seems. Even the most famous libel anti-Semitic was based in part on the Jewish obsession with almost the wine. Defamation Jews kidnapped Christian children and used the blood to bake unleavened bread for Passover. Because of this slander Jews for centuries, do not use red wine on Passover. It got to such an extreme that Jewish Frankenstein was created to connect Jewish communities of libel. It has been called the "Golem of Prague".
A Jewish wedding begins drinking wine and ends up breaking a glass of wine with a lot of drinking in the middle. Why then the Jewish kosher wines was ridiculed as inferior wine undrinkable? Because for the longest time they have been. The Jews among us remember the Super Super Sweet Concord Wine thick as everyone tried to drink at Passover and other times. Kosher wine was forever, or so everyone thought.

Times have changed.
There are over 50 wineries producing quality wines in Israel. Some big names are Caramel Wines, Recanati, Teperberg, Yarden and Golan Heights to name a few. The famous wine taster Mark Squires a world famous wine expert Robert Parke will be in Israel, to taste some of these wines kosher. It is the first league and when he says a wine is of quality everyone goes and buys it. When riders noted a wine from a small vineyard in the south of Israel called Yatir "very high, he sold all his shares in one night. There are also other high quality wines at a wine expo is happening between Israel on 26-28 February. This red wine 2003 and other kosher Israel are among the best in the world and they are as Jewish as the bread crumbs of matzah ball.

The israwinexpo 2008 will be those who are someone in the world of wine presents Jewish. There will be no sweet wine.

Times have really changed.