Posted at 21:18h in Events, Kosher by Avi 0 Comments
For the religiously observant who do not want to attend a wine festival that also has non-certified kosher wine, and a testament to the growing sophistication of even the more observant populations, a rival wine festival that consists of solely kosher wine is now also taking place in Jerusalem.
More than 40 wineries will be exhibiting at the Jerusalem +972 Kosher Wine Festival. The festival is one of the largest and most professional in the kosher wine world, featuring some of the best kosher wineries.
Some of Israel’s top chefs, Segev Moshe, Aviv Moshe, and Shaul ben Aderet will be giving sessions on cooking with wine. Each day there will be 4 sessions, for 35 participants each.
Among the participating wineries include: Barkan, Tabor, Segal, Adir, Rimon, Ben-Zimra, Herzberg, Jerusalem Hills, Golan Heights Winery, Shiloh, Gvaot, Galil Mountain Winery, Ben Haim, Mount Bracha, Livni, Lavie, Bravdo, Teperberg, Saslov, Zion, 1848, Hebron, Ventura, Recanati, Benyamina, Dalton, and others. There will also be a few non-Israeli wineries, such as Herzog.
The event is sponsored by A.A. Pyup, a large kosher wine shop in Israel.
WHEN: Monday through Wednesday 28-30 January 2013 (י”ז, י”ח, י”ט בשבט, התשע”ג) between 15:00 – 23:00
WHERE: Binyanei HaOma, Jerusalem International Convention Center
FEE: 80 NIS
The fee includes a tasting glass and tastings at every table and parking.
For advanced purchase (Hebrew only): http://www.pyupwine.com/wine-seven-two/
