Hagafen (Napa, California)
Located in Napa Valley, Hagafen produces eight different wine varieties as well as three different sparkling wines, usually in small quantities. Their total production per year is around 8,000 cases.
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12 Kosher Wines Besides Manischewitz
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Bartenura (Italy)
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Baron Herzog (Oxnard, California)
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Galil Mountain (Israel)
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Alfasi Winery (Chile)
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Covenant (Northern California)
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Recanati (Israel)
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Barkan (Israel)
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Domaine du Castel (Israel)
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Hagafen (Napa, California)
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Teal Lake (Australia)
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Tishbi (Israel)
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Mansback
Every Jew I know needs help in this category (myself included!). Thank you for providing alternatives to the infamous Manischewitz. Like you said, not that it isn't good, but we can do better here.
Sep 28, 2011 at 11:57 AM
We like the Rashi wines, still get the sweetness, but it is light.
Sep 28, 2011 at 1:04 PM
on
Sorry you left out BR Cohn Kosher wine. Yep, the Manager of the Doobey Bros and collector of vintage cars allowed part of his fields to become kosher and supervised for some nice CA wine. Worth joining the club to buy - even if you don't keep kosher.
Sep 28, 2011 at 2:58 PM
The Covenant wines are amazing, especially the Covenant cab and the chardonnay lavan.
Dec 16, 2011 at 7:23 PM
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