Explore Israeli Wineries
VineIsrael’s winery directory is an independently curated starting point for discovering wineries across Israel. Browse 350+ records, compare regions and visitor features, and open an individual profile for the winery’s location, official website, contact details, and available tasting or tour information.
Use the filters below to narrow the directory by region or the kind of visit you are planning. Directory inclusion is not a ranking or endorsement, and wineries do not pay for editorial preference. Details can change, so confirm opening hours, reservations, accessibility, kosher certification, and current visitor arrangements directly with the winery before travelling.
How to plan a winery visit in Israel
Start with geography. The directory covers established wine areas from the Golan Heights and Galilee in the north through the coastal and central regions, the Jerusalem and Judean Hills area, Shomron, and the Negev. Travel time, terrain, climate, and the concentration of nearby wineries differ significantly between regions, so it is usually better to plan a day around one area rather than around a long list of individual wineries.
Choose the details that matter for your visit
- Reservations: many wineries receive visitors only by advance booking, especially on Fridays, holidays, and during harvest.
- Tastings and tours: a tasting room does not always mean that a guided tour or food service is available every day.
- Kosher status: certifications and supervision can change. Check the current certificate when this is important to your visit or purchase.
- Accessibility and families: vineyard terrain, production areas, and age restrictions vary, so confirm practical needs in advance.
- Transport: rural wineries may be difficult to reach without a car, and a designated driver or organised transport is essential when tasting wine.
What you will find in each winery profile
Where reliable information is available, profiles include the winery’s story, regional context, visitor facilities, contact channels, map location, and links to the winery’s own website. Some records are intentionally brief while we verify further details; these basic records are excluded from search-engine indexing until they contain enough useful information.
How the directory is maintained
We compare official winery sources, public business information, and direct updates where possible. Editorial coverage is kept separate from advertising and affiliate relationships. Read how we verify winery information, our editorial policy, and our corrections policy. If you represent a winery or notice an outdated detail, please send us the source so we can review and correct the record.
