Since the time of the Bible, the Land of Israel has had a significant role in the development of the world’s viticultural map. During the Roman era, the drink was shipped to Rome, but under Muslim authority, the winery industry vanished. The practice of manufacturing wines of Israel briefly resumed during the Crusader era. Modern Israeli brands continue to explore and innovate as they use the most recent technologies and match grape varieties to the subtleties of the various growing regions' microclimates in order to produce different Israeli wine types with distinctive characteristics.

Due to the numerous innovations in this industry, brands from the Jewish land regularly receive international praise and recognition. Tasting these local delicacies of Israel wines will definitely give you that old, supreme feeling. Roughly 48,700 tons of grapes were produced in the country for this complex beverage in 2019. Various 'international' vine varieties are grown here. Among these are Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Syrah, Sauvignon Blanc, Semillon, Chardonnay, and even Gewurztraminer.

Wine from Israel