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The Malbec is one of the varieties of Bordeaux, popular in Argentina and is often used as a component in blends. Psagot Malbec 2017 - in honor of the 70th anniversary of the State of Israel. Red-purple in color, medium-bodied, aromas and flavors of red and purple fruits and exotic spices. Learn More

This wine is produced from exquisitely balanced grapes grown in Segal's Dishon Vineyard. The vineyard, in the Kadesh Valley in the northern Galilee, is planted on well-drained, dark soil at a height of 430 meters above sea level. Select blocks of the vineyard are densely planted, and strict vineyard management limits the yield, thus intensifying the grapes' natural sugar, acid, and color. Rich tannins enhance the fruit's quality.

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This top quality wine is a blend of 65% Cabernet Sauvignon, 30% Merlot, and 5% Petit Verdot.

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This wine is a proprietary blend from the winemakers at Psagot, which means that the grapes will not be revealed but I'm guessing there is either some Syrah or Zinfandel due to the spicy nature of the wine. Its less fruit forward than most of the other Psagot wines but has a massive tannic structure that lasts and lasts on the finish. Learn More

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. Learn More

Vineyard are planed at a density of 6700 vines per hectare and produce very small yields. The grapes were handpicked and the must was barrel fermented and aged 12 months on its lees in French oak. Learn More

The Malbec - Marselan dry red blend, is a full flavored and intense color wine. This wine bursts with cherries, raspberries, blueberries and plums aromas that combine with some gentle seasoning. Learn More

Soft ripe fruit on the nose complimented by elegant oak spice and a hint of minerality. The palate is generous and balanced with ripe fruit, soft spice, and a good tannic structure. The finish is mineral, complex, and long. This wine matches well with lamb shoulder marinated with rosemary, thyme, and hibiscus. Learn More

One of Israel's finest red blends, Flam Noble is sourced from the Galilee's pristine Dishon, Ben Zimra, and Mata vineyards. Elegant in its composition, this wine is aged for 20 months in new French oak giving it a well-balanced and robust character suitable for any fine dining experience.

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1848 Cabernet Sauvignon Grand Reserve 2014 is a distinguished red wine from the Galilee region in Israel. Crafted with 100% Cabernet Sauvignon grapes, this wine reflects the unique terroir of the area. The 2014 vintage is known for its depth and complexity, showcasing rich black fruit flavors, hints of cedar, and a touch of spice.

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Named after the Hebrew word for the Jordan River, which bisects the Golan Heights from the Galilee, the Yarden Collection is the premier label and flagship brand of Golan Heights Winery. Using only the finest grapes from the best vineyards each year to produce each expression.

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The wine is colored deep red, with aromas of blackcurrant and plum. It has a full fruit flavor and a long finish. It was aged in small French barrels for 10 months.

Cabernet Sauvignon 60%, Merlot 40%.

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The palate exhibits rich flavors of blackberries, mild spicing and tobacco, with tannins which are somewhat prominent. This elegant wine has a long and complex finish. Learn More

Mosaic is Shiloh's flagship. The wine has an opaque and dark-purple color. It has intense fruit aromas, along with black raspberry, roasted coffee beans, and a cacao bouquet. This is complemented with a complex and varied flavor: black fruit, blueberry and raspberry, and a soft acidity. It has a robust body and is rich in tannins. Its finish is elegant and prolonged. Learn More

Due to its distinctiveness, aging will further enhance its taste. Learn More