AMUKA
ROSÉ
OR HAGANUZ • GALILEE PURITY • KOSHER
"The hidden light of the Upper Galilee: a rosé that harmonizes the mysticism of the terroir with crystalline freshness."
Vibrant Essence of Mount Meron
The Or HaGanuz Amuka Rosé is a masterpiece from the **Or HaGanuz** winery. Located in the settlement of Or HaGanuz, at the foot of Mount Meron, the winery benefits from an altitude of 800 meters above sea level. This rosé is the result of an early harvest and a cold fermentation process that preserves the natural acidity and primary fruit aromas. It is a wine that combines the spiritual heritage of its land with world-class winemaking techniques, achieving an elegant, dry, and exceptionally refreshing profile.
1. Identity Profile
Specific Origin: Amuka vineyards, Upper Galilee, Israel.
Winery: Or HaGanuz.
Variety: Blend of red grapes (predominantly Grenache or Cabernet Sauvignon depending on harvest).
Terroir: Volcanic and clay soils at 800m altitude.
Certification: Kosher for Passover, Mevushal, Badatz Eichud HaRabbanim.
Volume: 750 ml.
2. Sommelier's Notes
Appearance: Bright salmon pink color with coppery glints and absolute clarity.
Nose: Intense and clean aromas of small red fruits (raspberry, cherry), hints of wild flowers, and a citrus note of orange peel.
Palate: Lively and refreshing on entry. It presents a balanced acidity that enhances fresh fruit flavors. Its finish is long, with a pleasant minerality reminiscent of the limestone rocks of Galilee.
3. Amuka Rosé Architecture
4. Pairing and Recommendations
Cuisine: Its elegant character makes it ideal for Mediterranean cuisine: gourmet hummus, falafel, grilled fish, salads with pomegranate and walnuts, or poultry with light spices. It is an excellent wine to accompany outdoor Jewish festivities.
Serving: Serve chilled, between **8°C and 10°C**, to enjoy its maximum aromatic expression and freshness.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Is it a dry rosé?
Yes, the Amuka Rosé is a dry rosé wine. It focuses on freshness and crisp fruit without residual sugar, following the sophisticated style of modern rosés.
Why is altitude important for this wine?
The altitude of 800 meters in the Upper Galilee provides cool nights that allow the grapes to retain their acidity, something crucial for a rosé wine to be refreshing and vibrant.
What does "Or HaGanuz" mean?
It means "The Hidden Light," referring to concepts from Kabbalah. The winery focuses on revealing the "hidden" quality of the Galilee terroir through meticulous production.
