Produced in the Judean Hills (Har Yehuda), this rich, full-bodied wine is both kosher l'Pesach and mevushal, making it a reliable option for any Seder table (Shulchan Seder). It offers classic Cabernet character with dark berries, light oak, and a smooth finish.

From the Golan Heights (Ramat HaGolan), this elegant blend features notes of cherry, raspberry, and light spice. While it is not mevushal, it is a fantastic wine for families who are careful to handle their wines according to halacha הֲלָכָה (Jewish law).

Hailing from the Upper Galil (HaGalil HaElyon), this wine is aromatic and intense, with flavors of blackcurrant, herbs, and a touch of earth. It's perfect for enjoying with maror מָרוֹר (bitter herbs) or hearty main courses like brisket or kefta.

Barkan is one of Israel's most well-known wineries. Their Classic Cabernet Sauvignon is a Seder staple – easy to drink, food-friendly, and pairs beautifully with zeroa זְרוֹעַ (shank bone) dishes or roasted chicken.

A refined red with a deep purple color and aromas of duvdevanim דוּבְדְבָנִים (cherries) and shazifim (plums). The soft tannins and velvety mouthfeel make it a wonderful match for the afikoman meal and beyond.

If you're looking for a dessert wine, this Moscato is ideal. Sweet but balanced, it's perfect with charoset חֲרוֹסֶת (fruit and nut paste) or after the afikoman אֲפִיקוֹמָן (the final piece of matzah eaten at the Seder).

Made in the hills near Yerushalayim (Jerusalem), this blend is smooth, bold, and versatile. It's a reliable bottle for those who like modern, fruit-forward wines that still pair well with traditional Ashkenazi or Mizrachi Seder meals.

Easy-drinking and very approachable, this is a great wine for larger Sedarim where you want something budget-friendly, kosher l'Pesach, and universally pleasing.

Malbec fans will love this bottle – it brings notes of plum, spice, and soft oak. A great way to add diversity to your wine lineup without sacrificing quality.

A festive, fruity white with bubbles and a low alcohol content. This is a favorite for the fourth kos כּוֹס רְבִיעִית (fourth cup), especially if you prefer a lighter finish to the night.

With deep berry notes and smooth tannins, this is a solid pick for your Pesach main course. It pairs well with red meat and is very accessible to newer wine drinkers too.

A classic and bold wine with structure and elegance. The Tishbi family has deep roots in Israel's wine industry, making this bottle a meaningful and flavorful addition to your holiday table.