1848 WINERY
7TH GENERATION DRY RED
GALILEE • ISRAEL
"Seven generations of Jewish heritage in every drop: a robust red that unites ancient history with modern luxury."
Legacy and Mastery of the Galin Family
The 1848 7th Generation Dry Red is the culmination of nearly two centuries of winemaking tradition begun by the Galin family in the Old City of Jerusalem. This wine comes from selected vineyards in the regions of Galilee and the Judean hills, where the Mediterranean climate and mineral soils provide exceptional fruit concentration. Crafted under the strictest Kosher standards, this blend is aged in French oak barrels, resulting in a sophisticated wine with impeccable structure and a character that celebrates the resilience and art of the land of Israel.
1. Technical Details
Winery: 1848 Winery.
Origin: Galilee / Judea Hills, Israel.
Certification: Kosher for Passover, Non-Mevushal.
Grape: Blend of noble red varieties (dominant Cabernet Sauvignon).
Aging: 12 to 14 months in French oak barrels.
Alcohol: 14.5% vol.
2. Luxury Tasting Notes
Appearance: Deep ruby color, almost opaque, with bright garnet edges.
Nose: Complex aromas of black cherry, cassis, and ripe plum. Evolved notes of cedar, Mediterranean spices, and a subtle touch of tobacco and vanilla.
Palate: Powerful and structured entry. The tannins are firm yet velvety, offering an enveloping texture. Long and persistent finish with a perfect balance between black fruit and fine wood.
3. Intensity Profile
4. Occasions and Recommended Pairing
High-End Pairing: Excellent for accompanying grilled red meat cuts, spiced lamb, slow-cooked stews, and traditional dishes of Jewish cuisine such as Cholent or Brisket. It also harmonizes well with aged cheeses and high-quality charcuterie.
Suggested Moments:
- Special Celebration: Essential for religious holidays and significant family events.
- Business: A label that speaks of history and exclusivity for corporate dinners.
- Gift: A prestigious gift for connoisseurs of Kosher and Old World wines.
- Gourmet BBQ: The structure of the wine elevates any barbecue with premium cuts.
- Romantic Dinner: Sophistication and depth for an unforgettable evening.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Is this a Mevushal wine?
No, the 1848 7th Generation is Non-Mevushal, which preserves the full integrity of its original aromas and flavors during the production process.
Why is it called "7th Generation"?
It is a tribute to the seventh generation of the Galin family, who have kept the flame of winemaking in Israel alive since 1848, adapting to modern techniques without losing their roots.
How long is its aging potential?
Thanks to its solid structure and barrel aging, this wine can evolve favorably in the bottle for the next 8 to 10 years if stored under optimal conditions.