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Elegance, sophistication, and a touch of mystery converge in Carmel Black. This full-bodied, velvety creation epitomizes Carmel Winery's decades of artistry and innovation, capturing the essence of a rich winemaking legacy.
The wine is dark and concentrated, bursting with scents of raspberries, blueberries, and slightly sweet plum, surrounded by abundant aromas of toasted oak, coffee, and earth. It has a rich, heavy body with an outstanding ripe fruit flavor, caressing sweetness, and delightful tartness. It pairs well with rich meats or stews.
Produced by Carmel-Zvi Segal Bros. Ltd. (AKA Segal Winery) which has been owned by Barkan Winery since 2012.The Merlot grape one of the "Noble" grapes is produced in our vineyards of the Galil.
The Stratus cloud is characterized by its many layers as is this wine, produced from 100% Shiraz grapes grown in the Galilee. Hand harvested from low yield vineyards, one can discern flavors of cocoa and spice with a down to earth, rich drinkability. The wine was aged for 14 months in oak barrels.
Or Haganuz - a unique blend of Mount Meron terroir and selected vineyards rich with history. Innovative technology and advanced equipment, were used to develop this unique, dry wine, with 9% alcohol only, made 100% from very ripe, quality, northern Galilee grapes.
Beautiful clean garnet wrapped in a royal purple robe with violets, blueberries/raspberries with a gentle note of sweet vanilla. Medium-bodied with raspberries, blueberries, plums with bracing acidity, spicy-sweet vanilla/searing tannins on a moderately long finish.
The Cave "Old Vines" represents the Cave winery's masterpiece. This fine wine was made from quality Cabernet Sauvignon grapes grown on mature vines that were planted in the early 1980's in Kerem Ben Zimra in the upper Galilee region of Israel.
Gilgal Merlot exhibits abundant notes of berry and cherry, with attractive hints of fresh herbs and carob. This tasty and complex wine features a medium body with good fruit.
The Psagot Cabernet Franc is a single varietal, made of Cabernet Franc grapes, harvested in the Judean Hills. The fruit and oak are nicely integrated in this balanced wine exhibiting aromas of blackberries and some sour cherries.
The wine is deep purple in color, with aromas of blackberries, black currants, and hints of green bell pepper, cinnamon, and toasty oak. It is full-bodied and concentrated on the palate, offering notes of ripe black fruit, plums, candied cherries, Mediterranean herbs, and tobacco leaves.
Is in the classic style of the Southern Rhone Valley in France, the source of the famous Grenache, Syrah and Mourvedre blend. Each of the components brings its qualities to the wine which balances power with elegance. The wine is aged for a period of 15 months in French oak barrels and has deep forest fruit aromas and a subtle freshness.
Weiss Winery continues the tradition of the family's grandfather, who founded the first winery in Mátészalka, Hungary, in 1882. This special blend is named after one hundred founders of the Mea Shearim neighborhood of Jerusalem. The grapes were harvested by hand from old vineyards, underwent long fermentations, and aged for 26 months in high-quality French oak barrels.
Psagot Cabernet Sauvignon is simply one of the finest Cabernet Sauvignons produced in Israel. Only perfect grapes from carefully-chosen vineyards make it to the winery for this lot.
50% Cabernet Sauvignon, 50% Syrah- The nose is brimming with aromas of black currants and figs. The grapes have been carefully selected to impart a tightly-knit structure and a pleasant jammy texture. This wine is one of the noble cuvées of the Nadiv range; 18 months of aging in French oak barrels rounds out a wine that is complex and elegant.
This dry white wine is made from Chardonnay grapes grown in the Judea and Samaria regions of Israel. The grapes were harvested early, and matured for 10 months in French oak barrels, and underwent batonnage (stirring of the lees in a barrel) once a week.