Tzuba Estate Winery
Judean Hills • Estate Grown • Israel
"On the peaks of the Judean Hills, Tzuba Estate Winery redefines the concept of high-altitude wine. An absolute commitment to their own vineyard results in wines of exceptional structure, elegance, and typicity."
The Purity of the Judean Hills
Established in Kibbutz Tzuba, Tzuba Estate winery benefits from one of Israel's best winemaking locations. The microclimate of the Judean Hills, a region with a tradition dating back to biblical times and now protected by Wines of Israel, is the secret behind the aromatic complexity of its wines.
Under the vision of winemaker Paul Dubb, the winery practices minimal intervention in the cellar, allowing the manually harvested fruit to express the richness of the clay-calcareous soil. This typicity has earned it recognition on prestigious platforms such as Wine Enthusiast for its finesse and aging potential.
"Wines that capture the fresh mountain breeze and the ancient history of Judea."
High-Altitude Wines at La Cava Shop
Metsuda Blend
The house's flagship. A bold red blend with a persistent finish of black fruits.
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Sophisticated and elegant. Balances vanilla notes with a refreshing citrus acidity.
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Estate Concept
Unlike other wineries, Tzuba controls every acre. The Jerusalem Post has described Tzuba as "the jewel of Judea" for its rigorous agronomy.
Lamehadrin Certification
Tzuba produces Kosher wines under the strictest standards, supervised by OK Kosher, guaranteeing absolute purity in every bottle.
Calcareous Soils
The property's geology allows for a minerality reminiscent of the great wines of the Old World, but with the vibrant character of the Eastern Mediterranean.
Sommelier's Consultations
What to pair with a Tzuba Estate red?
Given their tannic structure, Tzuba reds are ideal for grilled red meats, spiced Mediterranean stews, or aged cheeses. Experts from Decanter suggest that these wines greatly benefit from prior decanting.
What is the recommended serving temperature?
For their reserve reds, it is recommended to serve them between 17°C and 18°C. The Chardonnay Estate is best enjoyed at about 10°C-12°C to highlight its aromatic complexity and balance.
Judean Hills • Kosher • Israel • Tzuba
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