FLAM
CLASSIC
JUDEAN HILLS • ISRAEL
"The subtle architecture of balance: an assemblage that captures the freshness of the Judean Hills with the precision of a world-class boutique winery."
The Renaissance of Israeli Wine
Flam Winery is synonymous with family excellence. The **Flam Clasico** is its most emblematic label due to its ability to showcase restrained elegance. Grown on the slopes of the Judean Hills, where cool nights preserve acidity, this wine is a tribute to precision viticulture, achieving a complexity that evolves beautifully in the glass without losing its characteristic freshness.
1. Identity Profile
Winery: Flam Winery (Golan, Gilad and Irene Flam).
Origin: Judean Hills, Israel.
Composition: Blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Syrah and Petit Verdot.
Aging: 10 months in French oak barrels.
Status: Kosher / Kosher for Passover.
Volume: 750 ml.
2. Sommelier's Notes
Appearance: Intense garnet red with purple reflections, bright and medium-high density.
Nose: A harmonious bouquet of fresh red fruits (raspberries and redcurrants), followed by hints of Mediterranean herbs, fine tobacco and a slight spicy note of cedar.
Palate: Elegant and fluid entry. The tannins are silky and well-structured, balanced by a vibrant acidity that prolongs the mineral and spicy finish.
3. Wine Architecture
4. Pairing and Serving
Gastronomic Harmony: Its refined structure makes it ideal to accompany grilled meat cuts, spiced lamb, pasta with rich meat sauces (Ragù) or roasted eggplant dishes. Excellent with aged cheeses.
Protocol: Serve between **16°C and 18°C** (60-64°F). Decanting for **20 to 30 minutes** is recommended to allow it to express its full aromatic range.
Technical Sheet and Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What Kosher certifications does Flam Winery have?
Flam is a strictly Kosher winery, supervised by the Local Rabbinate and Badatz Eda HaChareidis, ensuring its suitability for all levels of religious observance.
Is it a Mevushal wine?
No, Flam Clasico is a **Non-Mevushal** wine, which allows for greater purity in the tannic profile and a slower, more noble evolution in the bottle.
Why is it considered a "Classic Blend"?
Because it uses traditional Bordeaux varietals (Cabernet and Merlot) in a proportion that seeks classic harmony, avoiding over-extraction.