JERUSALEM
WINERIES
RED BLEND • 200 ML FORMAT
"The history of a sacred land contained in a personal format: a balanced red that honors the millennial winemaking tradition of the Jerusalem mountains."
Small Format, Great Character
Jerusalem Wineries combines cutting-edge technology with vineyards located in the most privileged areas of Israel. This **200 ml Red Blend** is the perfect solution for those seeking the quality of a premium wine in an individual serving. Its profile is distinctly fruity and approachable, designed to maintain its freshness from the first sip to the last, reflecting the sun and terroir of the hills surrounding the Holy City.
1. Identity Profile
Winery: Jerusalem Wineries.
Origin: Judean Mountains, Israel.
Type: Red Blend.
Status: Kosher for Passover / Mevushal.
Presentation: Individual 200 ml bottle.
Alcohol Content: 12.5% Alc. Vol.
2. Sommelier's Notes
Appearance: Vibrant ruby red, with a medium intensity that invites immediate tasting.
Nose: Direct notes of red plum, cherry, and a light herbaceous touch typical of the Mediterranean terroir.
Palate: Light to medium-bodied, with very soft tannins and balanced acidity that makes it extremely easy to drink.
3. Wine Architecture
4. Pairing and Serving
Serving Suggestion: Ideal for accompanying lean meats, roasted chicken, pasta with pomodoro sauce, or artisan pizzas. It's the perfect companion for an appetizer with young cheeses and olives.
Temperature: Enjoy between 15°C and 17°C. Being a small format, it cools quickly; avoid extreme temperatures to prevent dulling its aroma.
frequently asked questions (FAQ)
What does it mean for a wine to be Mevushal?
It allows the wine to maintain its Kosher certification even if it is opened or served by people who do not observe Shabbat, which is essential for service in hospitality and events.
Is it suitable for Kiddush?
Absolutely. Its 200 ml volume exceeds the minimum required (*revi'it*) for ritual blessings, making it very practical for travelers or small dinners.
Does it contain sulfites?
Like the vast majority of quality wines, to ensure its preservation, it contains sulfites at controlled levels under international standards.