2001 Chateau Golan “Eliad” (Golan, Israel): This is a somewhat confusing wine, at least at first appearance – the label speaks of all five Bordeaux varietals, yet the website describes the wine as being a blend of 84 percent... (2 replies, last updated by girobike December 30, 2008)

Hello Fellow Chowhounders... I am planning a trip to Portland (from Chicago) in May and am seeking suggestions for your favorite wineries in the Portland/Willamette Valley region. A friend and I will do our own... (16 replies, last updated by Kathy March 28, 2005)

we are planning a summer road trip and wondering about visiting wineries in oregon and washington – does anyone have any recommendations for good ones to visit, places to eat and stay along the way? (23 replies, last updated by starlady May 26, 2007)

My husband and I are taking a week trip to Oregon and spending three days in the Willamette Valley. We want to visit as many wineries as we can but want to narrow down the list a bit. We’ll be staying in McMinnville and are... (33 replies, last updated by dylinw July 1, 2008)

menus read, “WILD MUSHROOMS” but never deliver. Finally someone delivered, albeit on a modest scale. Lastly, this place has a fairly priced, but small wine list and actually offers something produced locally at the... (21 replies, last updated by JoanB January 12, 2003)

one slice could take you all day with the people they have working there, the best is Golan Grill which is the only meat place in the heights and stays in business because they are open basically all night and YU students are... (24 replies, last updated by whitewater November 12, 2007)

My wife received a bottle of 2006 Golan Heights Winery Yarden Mount Hermon White from one of her customers in Israel, but we haven’t tried it yet. There is also a store in Howell, NJ called Wine on 9 (located on Route 9)that... (24 replies, last updated by Condiment Queen June 19, 2008)

Yarden Wines, made by the Golan Heights Winery are all very good wines. I find the kosher French wines to be poor at the lower price ranges, but haven’t tried those. (11 replies, last updated by dinwiddie December 23, 2004)

Sure. These are good sweet wines: Golan Heights Winery,Yarden, Muscat Golan Heights Winery,Yarden, Heightswine Tzora, Or, Dessert Wine Carmel, Gewurztraminer If you want to try a good beginners red wine, slightly sweet but just a tad (36 replies, last updated by GabiDerek March 26, 2009)

At the intersection of Ave. J and Coney Island Ave. (were you turn to go to Difaras if your driving from the park), there is a corner grocery store, called the Golan Heights (or something to that effect) with a very large awning.... (0 replies, last updated by Driggs March 9, 2002)

From the Examiner..March 24th (not yet on their website) "Wines for Passover" Excellent: Galil Mountain Cabernet Sauvignon 2001 Golan Heights Winery Cabernet Sauvignon 2002 and Chardonnay 2002 HaGafen Cellars Pinot Noir 2002 and Cabernet... (20 replies, last updated by amalia March 31, 2004)

Unfortunately, the portions have decreased along with the quality of the food and the prices are astronomical given what you get. Not that it’s particularly convenient from a geographic standpoint, but Golan Heights has... (5 replies, last updated by uwskosher December 16, 2008)

. Any can’t misses? I know some wineries are only open on Memorial Day and Thanksgiving, like Panther Creek. Others? Open to all suggestions, especially along the lines of fantastic pinot noir and pinot gris. If there’s... (5 replies, last updated by Sky May 21, 2003)

wine tasting in the Willamette valley, so lodging, winery and eating reccs are much appreciated! Don’t need reccs for the OR coast – I just compiled an excellent list from previous postings. Thanks! (4 replies, last updated by nja September 2, 2003)

I need help. We are venturing to Yamhill County for our first adventure in Oregon Wine Country, and we have no idea where to start. Is there any town that you would recommend as central to a lot of wineries and also have a bunch... (21 replies, last updated by Sushiqueen36 February 26, 2007)