An array of musical, theatrical, artistic, culinary and historical events livens up the country during Sukkot 5784

A massive DNA study of over 3,500 wild and domesticated grapevines overturned what historians thought they knew about the first cultivation of grapes and wine

Heir to Vini Lunardelli winery admits he is fed up with all the controversy over its 'historical line' of bottles featuring figures such as German Nazi leader and Mussolini

New research based on First Temple City of David pottery sherds dating to the Babylonian destruction shores up theories of international trade with Kingdom of Judah

Before their expulsion, Jews played a major role in wine production in Spanish-speaking lands for centuries; now a resurgence sees bottles flying off the shelves at home and abroad

Band is adorned with semiprecious amethyst stone, which was believed to have power in dispelling the aftereffects of alcohol

28-year-old Rachel Lipman grew up learning about mead production from her grandfather, whose family business was destroyed in the Holocaust. Now, she's got an eye to the future

Hollander Distillery and Hamatsesa make alcoholic nectars out of unused fruit for all kinds of drinkers

After pandemic severely harms exports, millions of unsold liters will be distilled and repurposed to fight the virus

Royal Wine, which produces Bartenura Moscato, says new four packs of the canned drink are already available in some stores, will be sold everywhere by June