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Kosher
To be considered a Kosher wine, a Sabbath-observant Jew has to be involved in the entire winemaking process from the harvesting of the grapes, through fermentation to bottling. Similar requirements are in place for other Kosher products including beer and spirits.
Wine that is described as Kosher for Passover must have been kept free from contact with grain, bread and dough.
Wonderful Kosher Merlot from the South of France.
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Delicious Kosher red wine from Valpolicella, Italy.
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This great Italian red has a fruity bouquet of ripe cherries with a finish that has hints of pepper and a refreshing acidic zip.
Kosher for Passover.
Mevushal.
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Hailing from the higher regions of Upper Galilee this full-bodied Cab. is concentrated and delicious.
Kosher for Passover.
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13th anniversary ale.
13 malts, 13 hops, 13% alcohol by volume.
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Crisp and smooth West Coast style pale/amber ale.
"our favorite" - The New York Times
Kosher.
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A dark nut brown ale with complex hops and dark, rich malts.
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Lovely California Chenin Blanc.
Kosher for Passover
Mevushal.
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Light and pleasant this is a summertime sipper with ripe pear and tropical fruit flavors.
Kosher for Passover.
Mevushal.
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