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Kosher Wine
Wine-Searcher lists a number of wine retailers and merchants selling Kosher and Mevushal (or pasteurized) wines. Kosher wines can be found in:
USA,
UK,
Europe,
World Wide,
and Mevushal Wines in:
USA,
UK,
Europe,
World Wide.
Here are some recommendations from a recent article in The New York Times which tasted 25 bottles from six countries: the United States, Israel, France, Chile, Spain and Australia.
- Baron Herzog Cabernet Sauvignon California 2001
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Pleasant, straightforward and well put-together with a light body and soft tannins.
View listings for Baron Herzog Cabernet Sauvignon.
- Hagafen Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley 2000
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Well-made wine with lots of lush fruit flavors and the aroma of new oak, typical of a Californian cabernet.
View listings for Hagafen Cabernet Sauvignon.
- Galil Mountain Cabernet Sauvignon Israel (Galilee) 2002
- Earthy and concentrated with the sweet flavors of cherry and tea; perhaps too sweet for some.
View listings for Galil Mountain Cabernet Sauvignon.
- Dalton Estate Cabernet Sauvignon Israel (Galilee) 2002
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Medium-bodied with Bordeaux-like cedar and tobacco flavors.
View listings for Dalton Estate Cabernet Sauvignon.
- Hagafen Syrah Napa Valley 1999
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Dense and concentrated yet harmonious, with the intense fruitiness and persistent flavors of an Australian shiraz.
View listings for Hagafen Syrah.
- Tierra Salvaje Tempranillo Spain (Yecla) 2001
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A buoyant, fruity wine with cherry and licorice aromas that is lightly likeable.
View listings for Tierra Salvaje Tempranillo.
- Teal Lake Shiraz Australia 2002
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Grapey and sweet, but balanced and not unpleasant.
View listings for Teal Lake Shiraz.
- Segal's Cabernet Sauvignon Special Reserve Israel (Galilee Heights) 2000
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Very tannic but balanced by underlying fruit and slight sweetness. This is a routine wine.
View listings for Segal's Cabernet Sauvignon Special Reserve.
You can see the full article on The New York Times web site.
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