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This wine Herzog Special Reserve Quartet is a blend of 36% Petit Verdot, 31% Cabernet Sauvignon, 18% Malbec and 15% Zinfandel. Opens with notes of dark cherries, blueberries, and a mouthful of spice and vanilla, complemented by lengthy, developed tannins, finishing with a hint of dark chocolate.
Sweet, fruity table wine, produced from 100% Concord grapes. Best served with light flavored fish or chicken dishes.
Kedem wines are produced using carefully selected grapes grown in some of New York States finest vineyards. The wines are produced in Kedem's own wine cellar by the eighth generation descendants of the winery's founder.
This sweet and fruity wine is bursting with the essence of freshly harvested red cherries. The crisp acidity balances the sweetness and up-front fruit aromas.
This sweet and fruity wine is bursting with the essence of fresh Concord grapes. The crisp acidity balances the sweetness and up-front fruit aromas.
Sweet, luscious and smooth is the name of the game in this delightful Kosher wine.
Kedem Malaga offers noticeable hints of distinctive aromas and characteristic flavors - making it a great choice for evenings well spent with close friends and family.
With deepest gratitude we give thanks to HKB''H for blessing the fruits of our labor with his sweet kindness. Laufer's artisanal Apple Mead with Cinnamon offers connoisseurs a unique fall-inspired indulgence.
Mogen David is America's Classic Wine since 1933. Perfect for gatherings and to be shared amongst family and friends, Mogen David is available in three tasty, sweet flavors: Concord, Blackberry and Pomegranate. These wines are Kosher for Passover and for everyday enjoyment.
Joseph Zakon Winery, which produces Kesser wines, was founded in 1981. The Brookyln-born winemaker, and his wife Michelle, named the winery with a Kabbalistic approach. Kesser, which means “crown” in Hebrew, is the basis for leadership in Judaism. The wines are stylistically made for Kiddush, meaning“to make Holy.” Who better to lead Kiddush than the person wearing the Crown?
