PSAGOT WINERY
DEVINE (EDOM)
JERUSALEM MOUNTAINS • ISRAEL
"Ancient history in a glass: the red wine born from the caves of Judea to conquer the modern world."
The Excellence of the Judean Peaks
Psagot Devine (also known as Edom) is the flagship wine of Psagot winery. Produced in a boutique winery that uses Second Temple era caves for aging, this wine is a blend of French varieties that have found their best expression in Israel's limestone soil. With an altitude that guarantees cool nights, this wine develops a complexity that rivals the finest Bordeaux, while maintaining a mineral and spicy identity typical of the Mediterranean Levant.
1. Technical Details
Winery: Psagot Winery.
Origin: Jerusalem mountain terraces, Israel.
Grape: Blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, and Petit Verdot.
Aging: 14 months in premium French oak barrels.
Certification: Kosher LePesach (OU), Non-Mevushal.
Alcohol: 14.8% vol.
2. Luxury Tasting Notes
Appearance: Dark garnet color, almost black, with great density and persistent brilliance.
Nose: A display of ripe black fruits, blackberries and plums, intertwined with notes of vanilla, clove, and a very elegant earthy mineral background.
Palate: Robust and balanced structure. Tannins are present but velvety. Offers a complex palate with layers of spices, dark chocolate, and a long finish that evokes the freshness of the mountain.
3. Character Profile
4. Recommended Moments and Pairing
Suggested pairing: This wine requires dishes with great structure. It is perfect for roast lamb, filet mignon, slow-cooked stews, or a platter of intense aged cheeses. Its mineral profile also makes it ideal for dishes with Mediterranean herbs.
Suggested Moments:
- Special Celebration: The ideal wine for weddings, anniversaries, or high-honor religious festivities.
- Gift: Due to its presentation and prestige, it is a gift that impresses collectors.
- Business: A label that projects success and sophistication at executive dinners.
- Gourmet BBQ: Its power harmonizes perfectly with premium charcoal-grilled cuts.
- Romantic Dinner: Depth and elegance to share a luxurious intimate evening.
frequently asked questions (FAQS)
What is the difference between Edom and Devine?
It is the same wine; "Devine" is the label frequently used in international markets for this premium blend, highlighting its divine origin in the sacred hills of Jerusalem.
Does it require decanting?
Definitely. It is recommended to decant at least 45 to 60 minutes before serving to allow its complex aromatic structure to fully open.
What is its lifespan?
Thanks to its aging process and grape quality, this wine has an aging potential of 10 to 15 years in suitable cellar conditions.