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This year marked a significant turn towards Israeli wines, a change driven by a mix of cultural pride and geopolitical solidarity - according to an article by Market Watch.

Introducing Passover-Approved Wines & Spirits from Across the Globe. Why Four Cups of Wine? What Makes Wine Kosher? 40% of Annual Kosher wine sales

Royal Wine Corp, the largest producer of premier kosher wines and spirits, kicks off the 18th Annual Kosher Food & Wine Experience (KFWE) Monday, February 26, where it continues to be a leading key influencer in Passover wine trends. This year the Kosher Food & Wine Experience 2024 NY (KFWE) is relocating to New Jersey […]

Kosher wine is a staple during Passover — and you may be wondering how it differs from regular wine. Here's the 101 on kosher wine.

With the Jewish holiday of Passover beginning tonight – Wednesday, April 5 – many people will be choosing to serve wines that are kosher-certified. So how is kosher wine different from a nonkosher vintage?  “When it comes to taste, there’s no difference between kosher and nonkosher wine,” said Jay Buchsbaum, executive vice president of marketing […]

Marking a groundbreaking development, Jewish Family Services of Union County announced recently that they have officially partnered with the new Tomchei Shabbos program that had already been quietly operating in the Elizabeth, Hillside and Springfield communities. “To my knowledge, it is the first time in New Jersey anywhere, that a Jewish Family Service Agency is partnering with a Tomchei Shabbos,” reported Heidi Pikarsky, of JFS Central.

Wine is a significant part of Passover, as Jews are required to drink four cups of it at the seder, and many people choose to serve kosher-certified wines. So, how

On Friday night, Jewish families around the world will celebrate the first night of the holiday​.

These wines are produced from sun-kissed grapes grown in the land of Israel, where the terroir and microclimate paired with expert winemaking techniques and technology produce award-winning wines. From dry and crisp, or oaky and fruity, among many varietals – all have the perfect finish to compliment the Seder meal.

About Royal Wine/Kedem Founded in 1848, Royal Wine Corp. has been owned and operated in the United States by the Herzog family, whose winemaking roots go back eight generations to its origin in Czechoslovakia. Today, Royal Wine’s portfolio of domestic and international wines range from traditional wine producing regions of France, Italy, and Spain, as well as Israel, New Zealand, Argentina and more. The company owns and operates the Kedem Winery in upstate New York, as well as Herzog Wine Cel...