Giving Kosher A Whole New Flavor Content

Passover is a celebration of tradition, the renewing of life, and the hopes for the future. It is a time to reflect and remember the journey of the Israelites out of their captivity in Egypt into the promised land. For seven days the Jewish community celebrates with food, wine and family stories, rejoicing in their heritage.

Passover is also known as "The festival of unleavened bread". History tells us that once Pharaoh released the captives there was such great commotion that their bread did not have time to rise as they escaped. A traditional Passover meal will include Kosher foods such as a dish of roasted potato, Matzo ball soup, Gefilte fish, and Noodle Kugel.

All food and drinks must be presentable under Jewish law for it be deemed "Kosher". Wine is no exception to the rule and must be prepared traditionally for it be acceptable on a passover table.

Kosher Passover Wine is is prepared with a rabbi present, with only committed Jewish males handling the process of harvesting and crushing the grapes. Unlike traditional wine, passover Kosher wine is made with mold from certain fruits not bread, and contains no preservatives. Once the grapes used to make the wine are over four years old they are harvested.

Kosher Passover Wine can be found in the homeland of Israel but also in countries such as Italy, New Zealand,and California.

A full bodied wine from New Zealand, Goose Bay Sauvignon Blanc 2007 meets the Jewish tradition to be served at a passover meal. It is bursting with lemon-lime undertones that will leave your mouth puckering.

From Italy a tasty Kosher Moscato is popular during the festivities because of it's subtle sweet character. California has a wonderful Cabernet 2004 with hints of black cherry, herbs and chocolate.

You do not have to sacrifice taste for tradition at your holiday meal. Passover is a time to enjoy all the blessings God has given you, and to celebrate the flavor of Israel. Through food and wine, the meaning of Kosher does not have to be associated with "flavorless" or "boring". A relaxing glass of Kosher Passover Wine can be enjoyed during passover or simply during a night with friends.

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