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“Adam S. Montefiore is not just a great Israeli wine writer, he is a great wine writer (period!) and a great writer (period again!). His columns are stories not scores, they tell us about human experience without judgment and they encourage us to experience wine as it should be experienced.” Martin Sinkoff
Adam Montefiore is a freelance wine writer, who has been writing for international and Israeli publications for over thirty years. Since 2010, he has been the wine writer for the Jerusalem Post. He is a member of The Circle of Wine Writers. This is the world’s leading international association of authors, writers, journalists and lecturers communicating about wines.
http://www.jpost.com/Author/Adam-Montefiore-Wine-Talk
BOOKS/ PUBLICATIONS
He has written the books ‘Domaine du Castel: The Biography’, ‘The Wine Route of Israel’, ‘Shvill Ha’Yayin’, and ‘Wines of Israel’. He wrote the booklet ‘Wines of Israel’ on behalf of the Israel Export Institute. He contributed to ‘The Book of New Israeli Food’ by Janna Gur, writing the chapters on olive oil and wine.
He writes the section on ‘Israel’ and ‘Kosher’ for The Oxford Companion To Wine by Jancis Robinson MW, the leading wine reference book. For over 25 years he has contributed to Hugh Johnson’s Pocket Wine Book, the world’s largest selling wine book, on Israel and the Eastern Mediterranean. He has also contributed to The World Atlas of Wine, Wine Grapes, Oz Clarke’s Pocket Wine A-Z , Robert Parker’s Wine Buyer’s Guide, The Sotheby’s Wine Encyclopedia and Wine Folly.
ARTICLES
Adam Montefiore was instrumental in the setting up of the first English language website about Israeli wine. He has kept the English site going for over fifteen years providing content, news items and articles. He writes for www.wines-israel.com .
He also writes for the Jewish Chronicle and has had articles published in Al Hashulchan, Ish Anavim, Israel Wines, Wine & Gourmet, Ynet (in Israel); Beverage Media, The New York Times, Wine Folly (USA); Enotria (France); Meininger’s Wine Business International (Germany); and Drinks International, Harpers, Wine & Spirit (UK).
