About Galil Mountain Winery

Galil Mountain Winery lies near Kibbutz Yiron in the Upper Galilee, one of Israel’s most beautiful and productive wine regions. It was established with a commitment to sustainable winemaking that reaches beyond the cellar to the whole relationship between the winery and its natural environment; sustainability here is not merely a policy but the guiding philosophy behind every decision. The Upper Galilee terroir offers exceptional conditions for many grape varieties, with high elevation, basalt and terra rossa soils and a cooler Mediterranean climate combining to give grapes of freshness and complexity, so the wines carry a distinctive character that reflects this northern region.

The Wines

Galil Mountain manages vineyards across the Upper Galilee, working with local growers who share its commitment to quality and environmental responsibility, and the team monitors each vineyard through the season, selecting fruit that genuinely expresses the land. The range runs from accessible everyday selections to premium single-vineyard expressions that showcase individual terroir, reflecting the breadth of what the Upper Galilee can produce, while continuous investment in viticultural research keeps the wines improving, earning recognition in Israel and abroad as true expressions of their origin.

Visiting the Winery

The winery has invested heavily in sustainable infrastructure, including a solar electricity system, an advanced wastewater treatment facility and a full transition from diesel to solar-powered operations, concrete steps that show a measurable commitment to reducing its environmental footprint, so a visit is also a chance to see sustainable winemaking in practical action. The visitor centre offers tastings in a beautiful Upper Galilee setting, with guided tours explaining both the winemaking and the sustainability initiatives that make Galil Mountain a leader in environmentally responsible production, an inspiring destination for anyone who values what stands behind each bottle.

Information last updated: July 26, 2026. Please confirm hours and details directly with the winery before visiting.

Galil Mountain Winery

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