L'Chaim: A Booming Wine Scene Adds to Israel's Tourism Appeal
Israel has long been a religious and historical destination, but it also has a lot to offer both the serious oenophile and the casual tippler.
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Israel has long been a religious and historical destination, but it also has a lot to offer both the serious oenophile and the casual tippler.
“Beginning with 20th-century Zionism, there was a growth of vineyards specifically for the production of wine. It was coming back to a land that ‘knows’ how to grow grapes for wine,” said Talia Yashuv of the Hebrew University Institute of Archeology.