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The Israeli wine industry would do well to invest in grape varieties that are unique to the region, like Marawi and Bittuni Marawi 2014 was the first commercial wine produced in Israel from this grape, and …

Mitch Frank Wine Spectator kicks off its 37th Wine Experience with the opening act of the weekend, a Grand Tasting of 267 outstanding wines. Among the hundreds of people lined up for opening night at the 2017... Read More

Kim Marcus A new generation is reshaping the country's vineyards and winemaking, and quality is on the rise  Brothers Golan and Gilad Flam are bumping along a dirt track in their pickup truck as it climbs... Read More

Peter Weltman Ancient Grapes Are the Future of Israeli Wine Three winemakers who are bottling Israel's vinous history. “Is that the wine that Jesus drank?” This is the near automatic response I receive... Read More

JAMIE GOODE Fresh, aromatic and vivid: The best wines from exotic locations OUR expert goes on a voyage of discovery to find bottles from exotic places. The wine world has grown and flourished over the last... Read More

Fiona Beckett Wine: big reds that pack a real punch For some people, only big reds will do even when the sun is shining. Our wine reviewer picks her best of the current crop I’ve been reminded, after …

Jodi Rudoren Israel Aims to Recreate Wine That Jesus and King David Drank Eliyashiv Drori, an Ariel University oenologist who heads the research that aims to identify and recreate ancient wines, worked... Read More

Made from native Holy Land grapes, Recanati’s Marawi 2014 is the result of a partnership between an Israeli winery and a Palestinian vineyard. I can already tell that the newly released wine from the Recanati... Read More