
A Special thank you to our friends at Israel Wine Direct for sharing a great podcast interview with noted Israeli wine critic Daniel Rogov.
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Reprinted with permission from the OK Kashrus Publication
For many years, kosher wine was mainly wine of inferior quality, usually imbibed only for Kiddush and Havdalah. Today, the recent developments in the kosher wine industry have made it possible to find prestigious wines which are kosher l’mehadrin and are served as an integral part of gourmet meals and business lunches. Kosher l’mehadrin wines even win gold medals in international wine fairs. Kosher wine has definitely come of age, and its maturity is delicious.
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Reprinted With Permission of the Jewish Action Publication of the
OU Orthodox Union
By Rabbis Avrohom Juravel and Zev Baruch
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Newsday --New York
By MICHAEL VIRTANEN
|Associated Press Writer
The Senate and Assembly gave their final approvals this week to legislation that
will treat wine ice cream like other confections with slightly adult content.
The bill limits alcohol to 5 percent by volume, prohibits its sale to anyone
under 21 and requires warning statements on labels and menus.
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Joanna Ossinger
Senior Editor
It can be the most dreaded part of a business meal or a group get-together: picking the wine.
Navigating a restaurant's wine list doesn't have to send you into psychotherapy, though. Here are a few simple rules that you can follow to make your wine selection the toast of the evening.
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Interesting read from the BBC-
BBC
Playing a certain type of music can enhance the way wine tastes, research by psychologists suggests.
The Heriot Watt University study found people rated the change in taste by up to 60% depending on the melody heard.
The researchers said cabernet sauvignon was most affected by "powerful and heavy" music, and chardonnay by "zingy and refreshing" sounds.
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Although this is a general Wine article, this method of irrigation has been used in Israel and continues to be studied….
By MICHELLE LOCKE
Associated Press
KENWOOD, Calif. (AP) — Vineyard manager Steve Thomas grasps the trunk of a zinfandel vine, a redwood of the vineyard, gnarled with age and planted in the days when irrigation meant a barrel of water on a horse-drawn cart.
The work horses and carts are long gone. But these old zin vines at Kunde Estate in Sonoma County still get their water the old fashioned way, from rain, dew and a deep root system.
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