Yarden Mt. Hermon Galilee 2003, red, very nice blend, 14% (“bleshed is ole what's his name”). Sandy (7 replies, last updated by Josh March 22, 2005)

Unfortunately the SOMA TJs doesn’t have either of these Baron Herzog wines. There’s shelf space for the Chenin Blanc, but not the Zin. K&L will be getting their wines in by this weekend, very little on offer on... (20 replies, last updated by amalia March 31, 2004)

to make of it. I tend to go for whites when I’m there like Yarden's Chardonnay. (2 replies, last updated by girobike December 30, 2008)

Jason and others may want to reassess Israeli wine. I’m not impressed with the big growers like Gamla/Yarden and Carmel’s new single vineyard wines. But definitely worth a look are: Yatir Clos du Gat Castel Ella Valley... (24 replies, last updated by Condiment Queen June 19, 2008)

It is of course all relative to what you consider expensive and also whether or not you need it to be Mevushal. “Real” champagne that is kosher is in the $30 - $70 price range. Yarden in Israel makes a Blanc de' Blanc... (6 replies, last updated by jaickyt April 7, 2008)

Check out this site:http://www.kosherwinereview.com/ I have had Yarden and Bartenura whites, actually at my son’s simcha, and they were quite acceptable. (77 replies, last updated by queenscook March 26, 2009)

Believing that wine and food usually have a cultural and geographic connection (especially when you nothing else to go by!), I tried a Yarden Cab. 2006. Not a stellar wine on its own, it work perfectly with this meal (or so said... (5 replies, last updated by foodiesnorth March 15, 2008)

Hafner in Austria makes a kosher ice-wine. There is also a Yarden wine that is simulated ice-wine. I don’t even know what bio-dynamic means. :-) (7 replies, last updated by ganeden September 20, 2007)

Here are several kosher reds that I wouldn’t mind receiving from family/friends, along with price from http://www.kosherwine.com : 1. Yarden Katzrin Red 2000 $99.99/bottle 2. Castel Grand Vin 2002 $46.99 3. Castel Petit Castel... (6 replies, last updated by lotsanivanh November 26, 2005)

There are many excellent kosher wines on the market these days. Goose Bay, out of New Zealand, makes a delicious pinot noir and a wonderful sauvignon blanc, both at a reasonable price. I would happily drink them even if they were... (36 replies, last updated by GabiDerek March 26, 2009)

. This is a nicely done kosher market, with a great selection of wines. I found the Yarden Katzrin here ($91.99-too rich for me) as well as a couple of the single-orchard Yarden wines (I think one was $36 and the other $40) that... (7 replies, last updated by Steve M. August 19, 2005)

is also a problem, and you have to be selective to bring a bottle of mevushal wine that stands up to the food (some of the Yarden, k’mevushal, work). Judged on pure excellence of the food, presentation, and cooking, it is... (8 replies, last updated by BostonSteve July 29, 2005)

Becky – Saw your request while searching for online site for passover wine gift. IMHO, Yarden and Gamla (Israel) are consistently good and pricey. In moderate pricing: Teal Lake (Australia) - pace others & Baron Herzog... (29 replies, last updated by Marcharlan April 29, 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)

-056.pdf http://www.blackwell-synergy.com/doi/abs/10.1111/j.1600-0536.1985.tb01138.x http://www.yardener.com/AvoidingPoisonousPlants.html (11 replies, last updated by HLing November 10, 2007)