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Kosher Wines from the Galilee Region
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Carmel Buzz Peach Moscato 2022
Distributeur :Prix habituel $13.99 USDPrix habituelPrix unitaire par$0.00 USDPrix soldé $13.99 USD -
Carmel Selected Sauvignon Blanc
Distributeur :Prix habituel $14.99 USDPrix habituelPrix unitaire parÉpuisé -
Carmel Appellation Petit Verdot 2018
Distributeur :Prix habituel $27.99 USDPrix habituelPrix unitaire par$0.00 USDPrix soldé $27.99 USDÉpuisé
History
The region has a rich history of winemaking that has evolved. In the 19th century, the introduction of European winemaking techniques and grapes by renowned French winemaker Baron Edmond de Rothschild marked a significant development. Over time, local winemakers have refined these techniques, adapting them to Galilee's unique climate and culture. Today, Galilee is Israel's second-largest wine-producing region, contributing a quarter of the nation's wines.
Terroir
The terroir of Galilee is a complex interplay of elevation, climate, precipitation, and soil that together create a unique environment for winemaking:
The soil in Galilee is as varied as its microclimates, ranging from soft limestone and dolomite to free-draining gravels and mineral-rich volcanic basalt. This diversity in soil composition contributes to the production of grapes with pleasing acidity and fresh, vibrant flavor profiles.
Together, these elements of Galilee's terroir contribute to the region's reputation as a premier winemaking area, reflecting the unique characteristics of the land in the wines produced there.
Grape Varietals
The diverse terroir of Galilee supports a wide range of grape varietals, each contributing unique flavors and characteristics to the region's wines. From robust reds to crisp whites, Galilee's vineyards offer something for every palate.
Red Varieties:
White Varieties
Top wineries
Galilee is home to some of Israel's most renowned wineries, each with its unique approach to winemaking. These wineries are celebrated for their dedication to quality, innovation, and the art of crafting exceptional wines that reflect the richness of the region's terroir.