Israel

Mt. Amasa is made from grapes grown in the unique terroir of Yatir Forest. The wine was matured for 5 months in combination concrete amphorae, 500 liter oak barrels and stainless steel vats. Mt. Amasa is the meeting place between the Judean Hills, Negev and Judean Desert. 52% Viognier 33% Chenin Blanc 15% Roussanne. Displaying golden, pale greenish hues. Aromas reminiscent of summer fruits—melon, papaya, peach, and pear. Integrating ripe, fruity flavors with acidity and a pleasant refreshing finish. Learn More

The Castel La Vie Blanc is a blend of Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc and Gewurztraminer; each varietal adds its own beauty to this crisp white wine. The Chardonnay is the backbone lending structure and balance, the Sauvignon Blanc adds citrus and melon notes, while the Gewurztraminer rounds out the floral characters and contributes to the overall silky texture. Learn More

Odem Mountain Winery, Israel's northernmost winemaker, was founded by the Alfasi family. It lies in the northern Golan Heights in the heart of an enchanting and secluded oak forest at an elevation of 1100 meters above sea level. The Volcanic Chardonnay is a dry white wine produced purely from Chardonnay grapes, which went through a slow and cold fermentation process. Learn More

Light straw color. Exotic, fresh aroma of ripe pear and guava. Mouth filling fruit flavors. A refreshing acidity with a long and lasting finish. Chardonnay 90% | Grenache Blanc 10%

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The grapes for this elegant and vibrant Sauvignon Blanc were night harvested from our finest highest quality vineyards in the Jerusalem Mountains. The nose displays lifted, rich citrus and melon fruit, and finishes with a refreshing minerality.

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Our first Chenin Blanc was meticulously harvested early in the season to retain its acidity and aromas. This wine underwent partial aging in the finest oak barrels. Exhibiting a bright straw hue, this well-structured wine boasts aromas reminiscent of fresh spring flowers, guava, ripe citrus fruit, and Anjou pear.

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