Wine

For Peraj Petita, Capcanes selects the best grapes from their indigenous varieties - Garnacha, Samso, and Ull de Llebre - which are harvested from ancient vines up in the mountains. Peraj Petita exhibits lively fruit and reflects the terroir and great varieties of the area. This is a vegan wine.

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This wine has a deep garnet color in the glass, the nose offers dark dusty plum and ripe raspberry fruit. Rich notes of sweet vanilla and elegant spruce in the mouth. Enjoy slightly chilled. Learn More

Selected wines come from vineyards in Israel’s coastal regions including the central coastal plain, Judean Shefela and Mount Carmel. This wine is young, easy to drink, unoaked, with a mouth filling flavor. Learn More

Grown in Paso Robles, California, this bold and rich Cabernet Sauvignon displays wonderful aromas of black cherry, boysenberry and tobacco. A soft mouth feel and pleasantly rich soft tannins makes this big red a perfect food wine. Enjoy at room temperature with roasted lamb, grilled steak or herb grilled chicken. Learn More

Dalton's Canaan Red is a flavorful blend of Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Petite Sirah. A medium-bodied red wine bursting with flavors of forest fruit, berries, and hints of vanilla and cloves, this is a wine that is easy to drink. Best if served at room temperature, around 61 to 64 degrees Fahrenheit. Pairs well with pasta and pizza.

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Serve this extraordinary wine as a complement to potato and leek gratin, quick gorgonzola pasta sauce, noodles with beef, risotto with peas mint and lemon, luxurious four-cheese macaroni and cheese, spinach and herb risotto, butternut squash risotto with bacon and sage.

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This sweet red has aromas of blueberries, raspberries and strawberries will fill your nose, while flavors of plums, ripe berries and a gentle bubble fill your mouth. Learn More

The Argaman variety, which was developed at the Volcani Institute in Israel, produces wines with deep purple color, and pronounced fresh fruit aroma. The Argaman is a strong growing, vigorous variety. It has been used mainly to improve the color of inexpensive table wines. For several years, Barkan has been learning how to produce wines from Argaman which are not only dark and robust, but with fresh wild berry aroma as well. Learn More

Kedem wines are produced using carefully selected grapes grown in some of New York States finest vineyards. Learn More

The wine made from Merlot grapes from Vineyard Ein Zeitim in the Upper Galilee, considered one of the best growing areas in the country. The unique vineyards and barrels, have been carefully selected by the winery’s winemakers team specifically for this wine.

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Mt. Tabor Merlot preserves the natural aroma and flavor of the grapes. It's the wine of choice for those seeking a quality wine at a great value. This blend of Merlot and Cabernet maintains the freshness and vitality of the grapes, which retains the varietal's classic aromas of red cherry and currants with hints of black pepper. The wine has a dark red color, well balanced acidity, a medium body, and is ready to drink. Learn More

Barkan Reserve Merlot is produced using handpicked grapes grown in northern Galilee vineyards. The timing of the harvest is critical in order to achieve the precise balance of taste, color, and sugar. After fermentation the wine is aged for 14 months in American and French oak barrels. This reserve Merlot is full bodied, dark, and balanced with rounded tannins and a bouquet of spice and berry flavors. Learn More

It goes well with barbecue dishes, grilled and roasted meat. This Cabernet has a ruby red color. It is a full bodied wine with a fine silky tannin and a typical black current aroma with a touch of bell pepper.

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Herzog Be-leaf is a certified organic Cabernet Sauvignon made with no added sulfites. Organically farmed in the warm rolling hills of Paso Robles, the grapes were harvested late in the season. This late ripening provides the optimal harvest brix, tannin and acid needed for high quality wine making without the use of sulfites.

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In 1848, with the rejuvenation of the Jewish settlement in Jerusalem, Yitzhak Galina-Shor opened the first winery in Israel, in a basement adjunct to the Western Wall in Jerusalem. During the eight generations since its foundation, 1848 Winery continued to grow and gain recognition for its quality wines, re-positioned into several locations, but maintained a tradition of wine production as a way of life.

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