


The Institute of Masters of Wine is an exclusive, elitist club. There are only 409 Masters of Wine in the whole wide world. This is the cr?me de la cr?me or the Parthenon of wine. Think of all the winemakers, all the wine critics, and of all those in the wine trade. A few of them understand wine, right? Yet out of all these wine wannabes..

Learning to enjoy wine at home because of Covid 19

It is thirty years since Yarden Katzrin was launched as Israel’s first icon wine.

Looking back at the Shor family and Zion Winery since 1848.

I am a Zionist sort of guy. I like supporting Blue & White products. My choice of beer for many years was Goldstar. For 100 years Carmel was the national wine, until Yarden came along. With regard to Israeli spirits, it has always been more difficult to be patriotic. When I came to Israel there were such delights as Lord Gin and Captain Rum…

Turkey is making some fine wine today. Meeting and tasting with the winemaker of Kayra Winery.

The Eastern Mediterranean was the cradle of wine culture. It is now a revived, exciting dynamic wine region.

Hard to believe today, but in the early 1990’s most of the wines drunk in Israel were white. Then a few things happened to change

Nearly one hundred and thirty years after Baron Edmond de Rothschild decided to planted vines in the valleys surrounding Zichron Ya’acov, the esteemed Margalit Winery

Back in 1979 I was working for the brewery Charrington, part of the Bass Charrington group. By chance I was put on a wine course

Passover is of course not just Seder Night and the Festival of Freedom, it is also the Festival of Wine. When and where else, are