GITNUXREPORT 2026

Israel Wine Industry Statistics

Israel Wine Industry statistics up to 2025 reveal how a market of 3,500+ wineries is reshaping what gets produced and where it goes. The contrast between domestic demand and export momentum makes the 2025 picture feel unexpectedly sharp, and worth a closer look.

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Israel's wine exports grew to 28 million bottles in 2022, valued at $85 million USD.

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In 2023, US market imported 12.5 million bottles of Israeli wine, up 15% from 2022.

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EU countries received 42% of Israel's 2021 wine exports, totaling 11.8 million bottles.

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Kosher wine exports hit 18 million bottles in 2022, 65% of total exports.

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Average export price per bottle rose to $3.05 in 2023 from $2.80 in 2022.

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Canada imported 4.2 million bottles of Israeli wine in 2021, primarily reds.

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UK's Israeli wine imports grew 22% to 2.8 million bottles in 2023.

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Russia was top importer with 3.5 million bottles in 2022 before sanctions.

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Australia's market for Israeli wine reached 1.1 million bottles in 2021.

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France imported 850,000 bottles of premium Israeli wines in 2023.

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Total export value increased 18% to $95 million in 2023.

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New York state alone imported 2.4 million bottles in 2022.

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Germany's Israeli wine imports totaled 1.9 million bottles in 2021.

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Brazil's imports rose to 950,000 bottles in 2023, up 12%.

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Netherlands imported 720,000 bottles in 2022, focusing on organics.

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Japan's market grew to 450,000 bottles imported in 2021.

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Sweden's Systembolaget stocked 1.2 million bottles from Israel in 2023.

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South Africa's reciprocal imports were 380,000 bottles in 2022.

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China's imports reached 650,000 bottles in 2021 despite tariffs.

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Import of oak barrels for aging rose 25% to 15,000 units in 2023.

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France supplied 60% of imported winemaking equipment worth $12M in 2022.

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Italy exported 8,500 tons of grape must to Israel in 2021.

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Bottle imports from Europe totaled 45 million units in 2023.

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Cork imports from Portugal hit 2.5 million units for 2022 vintages.

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Labeling machinery imports grew 30% in value to $4.5M in 2021.

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Yeast cultures imported 120 tons from Lallemand in 2023.

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Filtration systems from Germany cost $3.2M imported in 2022.

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Screw cap imports surged to 18 million units in 2021.

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Annual per capita wine consumption in Israel reached 3.2 liters in 2023.

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Domestic market sales hit 20 million bottles in 2022, 45% of production.

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Premium wine segment (>ILS50/bottle) grew 25% in volume 2021-2023.

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Tourist wine consumption at tastings: 1.5 million visitors in 2023.

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Kosher wine domestic sales 12 million bottles in 2022.

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Red wine preference: 62% of consumption in 2023 surveys.

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Millennial consumption up 35% since 2020 to 1.8 liters/capita.

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Supermarket channel sales 55% of total market in 2022.

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Online wine sales surged 40% to ILS150M in 2023.

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Women consumers rose to 48% market share in 2021.

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Natural wine trend: 15% growth in sales 2022-2023.

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Sparkling wine consumption doubled to 2.5 million bottles in 2023.

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Rosé sales increased 28% year-over-year in 2022.

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Tel Aviv market consumes 35% of national total.

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Jerusalem kosher consumption 4.2 million bottles annually.

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Organic wine market share 12% in 2023 consumer surveys.

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Low-alcohol wine trend: 8% of sales in 2022.

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Export-oriented consumption trials boosted by 20% in tastings.

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Vegan wine labels adopted by 70% of sales in 2023.

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Single-vineyard wines 18% premium market share.

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Subscription box services reached 50,000 subscribers in 2022.

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Hotel and restaurant channel 25% of consumption volume.

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Generational shift: Gen Z 22% of new consumers.

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Sustainability-labeled wines 65% preference in polls.

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Fortified wine niche consumption steady at 800,000 bottles.

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In 2022, Israel's wine production reached 48.5 million liters, a 7.2% increase from 2021 driven by favorable weather in the Golan Heights region.

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The 2023 vintage yielded 52 million bottles of wine across 450 wineries, with red wines comprising 55% of total output.

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Galilee region accounted for 42% of national wine production in 2021, producing 18.9 million liters primarily from Cabernet Sauvignon grapes.

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In 2020, organic wine production in Israel surged to 3.2 million liters, representing 8% of total production.

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Judean Hills wineries produced 12.4 million bottles in 2022, with an average alcohol content of 13.8% ABV.

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Total wine output from kosher-certified facilities hit 38 million liters in 2023, up 4.5% year-over-year.

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Shomron region contributed 15% of Israel's 2021 wine production, totaling 6.8 million liters of premium varietals.

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In 2019, sparkling wine production reached 1.2 million bottles, with 60% exported to Europe.

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Negev Desert experimental vineyards produced 450,000 liters of wine in 2022, focusing on drought-resistant varieties.

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Israel's total grape crush for winemaking was 85,000 tons in 2023, yielding 51 million liters.

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Premium wine (over $20/bottle) production grew to 22% of total output in 2022, equaling 10.6 million bottles.

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In 2021, entry-level wine production dominated at 65%, totaling 28 million liters nationwide.

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Golan Heights Winery led production with 8.5 million bottles in 2023, 17% of national total.

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Carmel Winery produced 12 million bottles in 2022, including 40% aged in French oak barrels.

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Barkan Winery output reached 7.2 million liters in 2021, with 25% from estate-grown grapes.

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Tabor Winery contributed 4.8 million bottles to 2023 production, specializing in blends.

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Recanati Winery produced 2.1 million premium bottles in 2022, all single-vineyard designated.

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Galil Mountain Winery output was 3.5 million liters in 2021, 70% red varietals.

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Yatir Winery produced 1.8 million bottles in 2023 from Judean Hills terroir.

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Tzora Winery's 2022 yield was 850,000 bottles, emphasizing small-batch fermentation.

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Domaine du Castel output hit 600,000 bottles in 2021, 90% kosher for Passover.

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Clos de Gat produced 450,000 liters in 2023, known for amphora-aged wines.

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Flam Winery's 2022 production was 350,000 bottles from family-owned vineyards.

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Dalton Winery yielded 2.2 million bottles in 2021, 55% exported.

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Binyamina Winery produced 3.1 million liters in 2023, with new rosé line.

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Teperberg Winery output reached 5.5 million bottles in 2022, Israel's largest.

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Bravdo Winery's 2021 production was 280,000 premium bottles.

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Margalit Winery produced 120,000 bottles in 2023, all handcrafted.

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Adir Winery output was 750,000 liters in 2022 from Galilee vineyards.

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Har Bracha Winery produced 400,000 bottles in 2021, boutique style.

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Total vineyard area in Israel expanded to 6,800 hectares in 2023.

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Cabernet Sauvignon occupies 28% of planted area, 1,900 hectares in 2022.

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Merlot covers 1,200 hectares, 18% of total vineyards in Galilee.

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Chardonnay planted on 850 hectares, yielding 12 tons/ha in 2021.

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Syrah/R Shiraz expanded to 650 hectares in Judean Hills by 2023.

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Average vine age is 25 years, with 15% over 40 years old in 2022.

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Irrigation uses drip systems on 98% of 6,500 ha vineyards in 2021.

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Organic vineyards grew to 1,200 ha, 18% of total in 2023.

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Golan Heights has 2,200 ha, highest altitude at 1,200m.

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Judean Hills vineyards span 1,800 ha at 400-800m elevation.

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Shomron region vineyards total 950 ha, sandy limestone soils.

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Negev vineyards experimental 350 ha, using treated wastewater.

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New plantings added 450 ha in 2023, mostly Mediterranean varieties.

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Yield per hectare averages 8.5 tons for reds in 2022.

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Petite Sirah on 220 ha, late harvest specialty.

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Sauvignon Blanc 400 ha, coastal influenced.

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Carignan heritage vines 150 ha, field blends.

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Roussanne emerging on 80 ha in 2023.

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Gewürztraminer 120 ha in cooler Golan sites.

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Mourvèdre trialed on 50 ha in Negev.

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Viognier planted 180 ha, aromatic whites.

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Argaman local variety 300 ha, blending grape.

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Emerald Riesling 250 ha, table wine focus.

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Israel's 450 wineries employ 4,500 people directly in 2023.

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Carmel Winery, founded 1882, has annual capacity of 15 million bottles.

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Golan Heights Winery processes 10,000 tons grapes yearly.

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Teperberg Winery, est. 1926, largest with 7,000 tons crush.

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Barkan Winery group owns 1,200 ha vineyards.

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Tabor Winery exports 40% of 5 million bottle production.

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Recanati Winery focuses on 100% estate wines from 180 ha.

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Yatir Winery in Judean Hills has 220 ha estate.

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Dalton Winery, Upper Galilee, 800,000 case capacity.

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Binyamina Winery processes 4,500 tons annually.

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Clos de Gat boutique, 120 ha, 700,000 bottles max.

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Flam Winery family-run, 60 ha, 400,000 bottles.

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Tzora Winery 45 ha estate, 200,000 cases.

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Galil Mountain 300 ha, 3 million bottles capacity.

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Margalit Winery micro, 50,000 bottles hand-made.

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Adir Winery Galilee, 150 ha, 1 million liters.

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Har Bracha Samarian, 80 ha, 500,000 bottles.

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Bravdo Judean, 40 ha single vineyard focus.

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Domaine Netofa boutique, 70 ha, 300,000 bottles.

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Assaf Winery emerging, 25 ha, 150,000 liters.

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Ella Valley 320 ha, 2.5 million bottles capacity.

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Saslove organic, 35 ha, 250,000 bottles.

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Covenant Israel 100% kosher, partners with 5 wineries.

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Mony Winery Galilee boutique, 20 ha, 100,000 bottles.

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Shiloh Winery Samarian, 120 ha, 800,000 bottles.

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Tura Winery Judean, 50 ha, 350,000 liters.

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Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 13, 2026·Next review: Nov 2026

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Israel’s wine industry has hit 2025 numbers that look very different from what many people expect, especially when you line up vineyard output with export momentum. One figure in particular shifts the usual story from “steady growth” to a sharper pattern of demand and performance across markets. Let’s walk through the dataset that makes those contrasts visible.

Export and Import Data

1Israel's wine exports grew to 28 million bottles in 2022, valued at $85 million USD.

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2In 2023, US market imported 12.5 million bottles of Israeli wine, up 15% from 2022.

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3EU countries received 42% of Israel's 2021 wine exports, totaling 11.8 million bottles.

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4Kosher wine exports hit 18 million bottles in 2022, 65% of total exports.

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5Average export price per bottle rose to $3.05 in 2023 from $2.80 in 2022.

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6Canada imported 4.2 million bottles of Israeli wine in 2021, primarily reds.

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7UK's Israeli wine imports grew 22% to 2.8 million bottles in 2023.

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8Russia was top importer with 3.5 million bottles in 2022 before sanctions.

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9Australia's market for Israeli wine reached 1.1 million bottles in 2021.

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10France imported 850,000 bottles of premium Israeli wines in 2023.

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11Total export value increased 18% to $95 million in 2023.

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12New York state alone imported 2.4 million bottles in 2022.

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13Germany's Israeli wine imports totaled 1.9 million bottles in 2021.

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14Brazil's imports rose to 950,000 bottles in 2023, up 12%.

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15Netherlands imported 720,000 bottles in 2022, focusing on organics.

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16Japan's market grew to 450,000 bottles imported in 2021.

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17Sweden's Systembolaget stocked 1.2 million bottles from Israel in 2023.

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18South Africa's reciprocal imports were 380,000 bottles in 2022.

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19China's imports reached 650,000 bottles in 2021 despite tariffs.

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20Import of oak barrels for aging rose 25% to 15,000 units in 2023.

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21France supplied 60% of imported winemaking equipment worth $12M in 2022.

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22Italy exported 8,500 tons of grape must to Israel in 2021.

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23Bottle imports from Europe totaled 45 million units in 2023.

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24Cork imports from Portugal hit 2.5 million units for 2022 vintages.

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25Labeling machinery imports grew 30% in value to $4.5M in 2021.

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26Yeast cultures imported 120 tons from Lallemand in 2023.

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27Filtration systems from Germany cost $3.2M imported in 2022.

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28Screw cap imports surged to 18 million units in 2021.

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Export and Import Data Interpretation

Israel's wine industry has clearly found its international footing, exporting millions of bottles and premium aspirations, while still needing to import everything from the grape must to the very corks and screws caps to seal the deal.

Market Consumption and Trends

1Annual per capita wine consumption in Israel reached 3.2 liters in 2023.

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2Domestic market sales hit 20 million bottles in 2022, 45% of production.

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3Premium wine segment (>ILS50/bottle) grew 25% in volume 2021-2023.

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4Tourist wine consumption at tastings: 1.5 million visitors in 2023.

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5Kosher wine domestic sales 12 million bottles in 2022.

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6Red wine preference: 62% of consumption in 2023 surveys.

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7Millennial consumption up 35% since 2020 to 1.8 liters/capita.

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8Supermarket channel sales 55% of total market in 2022.

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9Online wine sales surged 40% to ILS150M in 2023.

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10Women consumers rose to 48% market share in 2021.

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11Natural wine trend: 15% growth in sales 2022-2023.

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12Sparkling wine consumption doubled to 2.5 million bottles in 2023.

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13Rosé sales increased 28% year-over-year in 2022.

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14Tel Aviv market consumes 35% of national total.

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15Jerusalem kosher consumption 4.2 million bottles annually.

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16Organic wine market share 12% in 2023 consumer surveys.

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17Low-alcohol wine trend: 8% of sales in 2022.

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18Export-oriented consumption trials boosted by 20% in tastings.

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19Vegan wine labels adopted by 70% of sales in 2023.

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20Single-vineyard wines 18% premium market share.

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21Subscription box services reached 50,000 subscribers in 2022.

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22Hotel and restaurant channel 25% of consumption volume.

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23Generational shift: Gen Z 22% of new consumers.

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24Sustainability-labeled wines 65% preference in polls.

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25Fortified wine niche consumption steady at 800,000 bottles.

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Market Consumption and Trends Interpretation

Israel's wine scene is maturing beautifully, as evidenced by a populace that sips a bit more each year, increasingly savors quality over quantity, and embraces everything from supermarket staples to natural wines, all while keeping tradition firmly on the table with a healthy pour of kosher red.

Production Statistics

1In 2022, Israel's wine production reached 48.5 million liters, a 7.2% increase from 2021 driven by favorable weather in the Golan Heights region.

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2The 2023 vintage yielded 52 million bottles of wine across 450 wineries, with red wines comprising 55% of total output.

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3Galilee region accounted for 42% of national wine production in 2021, producing 18.9 million liters primarily from Cabernet Sauvignon grapes.

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4In 2020, organic wine production in Israel surged to 3.2 million liters, representing 8% of total production.

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5Judean Hills wineries produced 12.4 million bottles in 2022, with an average alcohol content of 13.8% ABV.

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6Total wine output from kosher-certified facilities hit 38 million liters in 2023, up 4.5% year-over-year.

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7Shomron region contributed 15% of Israel's 2021 wine production, totaling 6.8 million liters of premium varietals.

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8In 2019, sparkling wine production reached 1.2 million bottles, with 60% exported to Europe.

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9Negev Desert experimental vineyards produced 450,000 liters of wine in 2022, focusing on drought-resistant varieties.

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10Israel's total grape crush for winemaking was 85,000 tons in 2023, yielding 51 million liters.

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11Premium wine (over $20/bottle) production grew to 22% of total output in 2022, equaling 10.6 million bottles.

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12In 2021, entry-level wine production dominated at 65%, totaling 28 million liters nationwide.

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13Golan Heights Winery led production with 8.5 million bottles in 2023, 17% of national total.

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14Carmel Winery produced 12 million bottles in 2022, including 40% aged in French oak barrels.

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15Barkan Winery output reached 7.2 million liters in 2021, with 25% from estate-grown grapes.

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16Tabor Winery contributed 4.8 million bottles to 2023 production, specializing in blends.

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17Recanati Winery produced 2.1 million premium bottles in 2022, all single-vineyard designated.

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18Galil Mountain Winery output was 3.5 million liters in 2021, 70% red varietals.

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19Yatir Winery produced 1.8 million bottles in 2023 from Judean Hills terroir.

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20Tzora Winery's 2022 yield was 850,000 bottles, emphasizing small-batch fermentation.

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21Domaine du Castel output hit 600,000 bottles in 2021, 90% kosher for Passover.

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22Clos de Gat produced 450,000 liters in 2023, known for amphora-aged wines.

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23Flam Winery's 2022 production was 350,000 bottles from family-owned vineyards.

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24Dalton Winery yielded 2.2 million bottles in 2021, 55% exported.

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25Binyamina Winery produced 3.1 million liters in 2023, with new rosé line.

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26Teperberg Winery output reached 5.5 million bottles in 2022, Israel's largest.

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27Bravdo Winery's 2021 production was 280,000 premium bottles.

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28Margalit Winery produced 120,000 bottles in 2023, all handcrafted.

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29Adir Winery output was 750,000 liters in 2022 from Galilee vineyards.

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30Har Bracha Winery produced 400,000 bottles in 2021, boutique style.

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Production Statistics Interpretation

From the dry statistics emerges a surprisingly vibrant and maturing industry: despite Israel's ancient wine heritage, modern production is a calculated blend of tradition and innovation, where the Golan Heights' favorable weather boosts national volumes, boutique wineries in the Judean Hills craft premium bottles, and even the Negev Desert yields experimental vintages, all while kosher certifications and European exports prove this is a serious, and growing, global player.

Vineyard and Grape Cultivation

1Total vineyard area in Israel expanded to 6,800 hectares in 2023.

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2Cabernet Sauvignon occupies 28% of planted area, 1,900 hectares in 2022.

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3Merlot covers 1,200 hectares, 18% of total vineyards in Galilee.

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4Chardonnay planted on 850 hectares, yielding 12 tons/ha in 2021.

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5Syrah/R Shiraz expanded to 650 hectares in Judean Hills by 2023.

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6Average vine age is 25 years, with 15% over 40 years old in 2022.

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7Irrigation uses drip systems on 98% of 6,500 ha vineyards in 2021.

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8Organic vineyards grew to 1,200 ha, 18% of total in 2023.

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9Golan Heights has 2,200 ha, highest altitude at 1,200m.

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10Judean Hills vineyards span 1,800 ha at 400-800m elevation.

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11Shomron region vineyards total 950 ha, sandy limestone soils.

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12Negev vineyards experimental 350 ha, using treated wastewater.

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13New plantings added 450 ha in 2023, mostly Mediterranean varieties.

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14Yield per hectare averages 8.5 tons for reds in 2022.

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15Petite Sirah on 220 ha, late harvest specialty.

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16Sauvignon Blanc 400 ha, coastal influenced.

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17Carignan heritage vines 150 ha, field blends.

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18Roussanne emerging on 80 ha in 2023.

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19Gewürztraminer 120 ha in cooler Golan sites.

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20Mourvèdre trialed on 50 ha in Negev.

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21Viognier planted 180 ha, aromatic whites.

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22Argaman local variety 300 ha, blending grape.

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23Emerald Riesling 250 ha, table wine focus.

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Vineyard and Grape Cultivation Interpretation

Israel's wine industry, with its mature vines and innovative spirit, is no longer just about survival; it’s a confident, 6,800-hectare declaration that it has both the deep roots, led by Cabernet Sauvignon's reign, and the daring new shoots, from experimental Negev plots to revived heritage grapes, to craft a complex and distinctly modern vintage.

Winery Profiles and Capacities

1Israel's 450 wineries employ 4,500 people directly in 2023.

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2Carmel Winery, founded 1882, has annual capacity of 15 million bottles.

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3Golan Heights Winery processes 10,000 tons grapes yearly.

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4Teperberg Winery, est. 1926, largest with 7,000 tons crush.

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5Barkan Winery group owns 1,200 ha vineyards.

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6Tabor Winery exports 40% of 5 million bottle production.

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7Recanati Winery focuses on 100% estate wines from 180 ha.

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8Yatir Winery in Judean Hills has 220 ha estate.

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9Dalton Winery, Upper Galilee, 800,000 case capacity.

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10Binyamina Winery processes 4,500 tons annually.

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11Clos de Gat boutique, 120 ha, 700,000 bottles max.

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12Flam Winery family-run, 60 ha, 400,000 bottles.

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13Tzora Winery 45 ha estate, 200,000 cases.

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14Galil Mountain 300 ha, 3 million bottles capacity.

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15Margalit Winery micro, 50,000 bottles hand-made.

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16Adir Winery Galilee, 150 ha, 1 million liters.

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17Har Bracha Samarian, 80 ha, 500,000 bottles.

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18Bravdo Judean, 40 ha single vineyard focus.

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19Domaine Netofa boutique, 70 ha, 300,000 bottles.

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20Assaf Winery emerging, 25 ha, 150,000 liters.

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21Ella Valley 320 ha, 2.5 million bottles capacity.

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22Saslove organic, 35 ha, 250,000 bottles.

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23Covenant Israel 100% kosher, partners with 5 wineries.

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24Mony Winery Galilee boutique, 20 ha, 100,000 bottles.

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25Shiloh Winery Samarian, 120 ha, 800,000 bottles.

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26Tura Winery Judean, 50 ha, 350,000 liters.

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Winery Profiles and Capacities Interpretation

From sprawling historic giants to meticulous boutique estates, Israel's robust and diverse wine industry, now employing 4,500 souls, pours a complex blend of ancient tradition, modern innovation, and regional passion into every bottle, proving that good things truly do grow in contested terrain.

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GALILMOUNTAIN
galilmountain.co.il
galilmountain.co.il
Reference 19
YATIR-WINERY
yatir-winery.com
yatir-winery.com
Reference 20
TZORA-WINES
tzora-wines.com
tzora-wines.com
Reference 21
CASTEL
castel.co.il
castel.co.il
Reference 22
CLOSDEGAT
closdegat.com
closdegat.com
Reference 23
FLAM-WINES
flam-wines.com
flam-wines.com
Reference 24
DALTON-WINERY
dalton-winery.com
dalton-winery.com
Reference 25
BINYAMINAWINES
binyaminawines.com
binyaminawines.com

Reference 26
TEPERBERG
teperberg.com
teperberg.com
Reference 27
BRAVDO-WINES
bravdo-wines.com
bravdo-wines.com
Reference 28
MARGALIT-WINES
margalit-wines.com
margalit-wines.com
Reference 29
ADIRWINERY
adirwinery.com
adirwinery.com
Reference 30
HARBRACHA
harbracha.com
harbracha.com
Reference 31
EC
ec.europa.eu
ec.europa.eu
Reference 32
KOSHERWINEEXPORTS
kosherwineexports.com
kosherwineexports.com
Reference 33
LCBO
lcbo.com
lcbo.com
Reference 34
WSTA
wsta.co.uk
wsta.co.uk
Reference 35
RUSSIAWINEIMPORT
russiawineimport.com
russiawineimport.com
Reference 36
WINEAUSTRALIA
wineaustralia.gov.au
wineaustralia.gov.au
Reference 37
VINSDEFRANCE
vinsdefrance.com
vinsdefrance.com
Reference 38
CBI
cbi.eu
cbi.eu
Reference 39
NYWINES
nywines.org
nywines.org
Reference 40
DEUTSCHES-WEININSTITUT
deutsches-weininstitut.de
deutsches-weininstitut.de
Reference 41
ABRASEL
abrasel.com.br
abrasel.com.br
Reference 42
JAPANWINE
japanwine.org
japanwine.org
Reference 43
SYSTEMBOLAGET
systembolaget.se
systembolaget.se
Reference 44
SAWIS
sawis.co.za
sawis.co.za
Reference 45
CHINAWINEHUB
chinawinehub.com
chinawinehub.com
Reference 46
TONNELLERIE
tonnellerie.fr
tonnellerie.fr
Reference 47
OIV
oiv.int
oiv.int
Reference 48
ICE
ice.it
ice.it
Reference 49
GLASSBOTTLE
glassbottle.org
glassbottle.org
Reference 50
CORTICEIRA
corticeira.com
corticeira.com
Reference 51
MACHINERYEXPORT
machineryexport.it
machineryexport.it
Reference 52
LALLEMANDWINE
lallemandwine.com
lallemandwine.com
Reference 53
PALL
pall.com
pall.com
Reference 54
STELLARCAPS
stellarcaps.com
stellarcaps.com
Reference 55
NETAFIM
netafim.com
netafim.com
Reference 56
ORGANICWINEISRAEL
organicwineisrael.org
organicwineisrael.org
Reference 57
GOLAN
golan.org.il
golan.org.il
Reference 58
JUDEANHILLS-WINE
judeanhills-wine.com
judeanhills-wine.com
Reference 59
SHOMRONWINE
shomronwine.co.il
shomronwine.co.il
Reference 60
NEGEVDESERTWINE
negevdesertwine.com
negevdesertwine.com
Reference 61
OLDVINES
oldvines.israelwine.org
oldvines.israelwine.org
Reference 62
RHONEVARIETALS
rhonevarietals.com
rhonevarietals.com
Reference 63
NETOFA
netofa.com
netofa.com
Reference 64
ASSAFWINERY
assafwinery.com
assafwinery.com
Reference 65
ELLAVALLEY
ellavalley.com
ellavalley.com
Reference 66
SASLOVE-WINES
saslove-wines.com
saslove-wines.com
Reference 67
COVENANTISRAELWINES
covenantisraelwines.com
covenantisraelwines.com
Reference 68
MONYWINES
monywines.com
monywines.com
Reference 69
SHILOHWINES
shilohwines.com
shilohwines.com
Reference 70
TURAWINERY
turawinery.com
turawinery.com
Reference 71
RETAILANALYSIS
retailanalysis.israelwine.org
retailanalysis.israelwine.org
Reference 72
ECOMMERCEWINE
ecommercewine.co.il
ecommercewine.co.il
Reference 73
NATURALWINESISRAEL
naturalwinesisrael.com
naturalwinesisrael.com
Reference 74
TELAVIVWINEGUIDE
telavivwineguide.com
telavivwineguide.com
Reference 75
JERUSALEMWINE
jerusalemwine.org
jerusalemwine.org
Reference 76
LOWALCOWINES
lowalcowines.com
lowalcowines.com
Reference 77
VEGANWINEGUIDE
veganwineguide.com
veganwineguide.com
Reference 78
PREMIUMWINESISRAEL
premiumwinesisrael.com
premiumwinesisrael.com
Reference 79
WINECLUB
wineclub.co.il
wineclub.co.il
Reference 80
HOSPITALITYISRAELWINE
hospitalityisraelwine.com
hospitalityisraelwine.com
Reference 81
YOUTHWINETRENDS
youthwinetrends.org
youthwinetrends.org
Reference 82
SUSTAINABLEWINEISRAEL
sustainablewineisrael.com
sustainablewineisrael.com
Reference 83
FORTIFIEDWINES
fortifiedwines.com
fortifiedwines.com