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February 7, 2024
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 […]
September 15, 2023
Everything is shockingly cheap.
March 11, 2022
Found in wine regions worldwide, volcanic soils have unique properties for winemakers. Learn more about the science behind them here.
March 3, 2021
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...
February 12, 2021
By Sonya Hook | 12 February, 2021 North South Wines is celebrating “an important milestone” having reached £100 million’ worth of sales since the company was created in 2014. Managing director and founder Kim Wilson said: “This is a very important milestone for the company enabling us to be an established player within the UK wine trade. I am hugely proud of what the team has achieved whilst staying a lean and agile operation with just 24 staff members. This is a tribute...
January 25, 2021
In his book, the Mount Etna wine-producing areain a mixture of culinary history and guide book. Spencer’s takes us from the plant through to the bottle in a series of fascinating observations on the nature of viticulture. He suggests how archaeological evidence shows how humans have been making wine in Sicily for 6,000 years, so what better place is there to explore the art of winemaking. The vines on Etna have been found to have survived decades after lava eruptions from the very active S...