Kosher wineDiscusses the role of wine in Jewish tradition. Yayin Nesekh; Stam Yeinam; Yayin Mevushal; Manufacturing of kosher wines; Kosher ingredients; Conservative movement position; Marketing of Kosher wine.Alroy, Odelia EJudaism
Discusses the role of wine in Jewish tradition. Yayin Nesekh; Stam Yeinam; Yayin Mevushal; Manufacturing of kosher wines; Kosher ingredients; Conservative movement position; Marketing of Kosher wine. OE Alroy - 《Judaism》 被引量: 1发表: 1990年 Unleavened Bread and Kosher Wine: Identity Mark...
From ancient civilizations to today, wine has been a universal medium, bridging gaps, cementing alliances, and facilitating social cohesion. It was used as a currency in ancient Egypt, a religious symbol in Christian and Jewish traditions, and a crucial component of diplomatic gifts in medieval Eu...
At first a slight foam appears on the surface of the liquid, and from that moment, according to Jewish tradition, it is liable to the wine-tithe (Ma`aseroth 1 7). The action rapidly becomes more violent, and while it is in progress the liquid must be kept in jars or in a vat, ...
Blood was an important element in ancient Jewish religious sacrifices. It was offered in acceptance of covenants, or agreements, between God and humanity, as well as in seeking atonement, or reconciliation, with God (see also Sin; Redemption). The ancient Jews also offered wine in certain ...
No. There are winemakers like Philip and Sheryl Jones of Spencer Hill in Nelson, New Zealand, who don't have a drop of Jewish blood, but whose Goose Bay label is exclusively kosher. "We got into it because we realized there were no kosher wines made in New Zealand. It was a niche,...
Wine as an Ancient and Modern Jewish Symbol The Bible presents wine in a positive light. The Psalmist praises God for the gift of wine, which can "gladden the heart" (Psalm 104:15). Indeed wine is often served at celebrations. In general the Bible associates wine with well-being, joy,...
Note: TheFIOLlabel was named “Coolest Wine Label in the World” by Forbes.com in 2015. Designed byFIOLco-founder Gian Luca Passi, it features five vertical lines, both a stylized nod to the poles used to support the vines, and a reference to tradition and modernity. ...
Da Giggetto(39- 066861 105) at Portico D’Ottavia 12 A, in the Jewish ghetto. It was a chilly and cloudy afternoon in Rome as we made our way to the restaurant. We sat inside in one of the small rooms that look onto the street. I do not need to look at the menu because I ...
Malaga, for example, is the term that was applied generically to any variety of heavy sweet, usually red fortified wines that originated in the Malaga area in southern Spain, including certain kosher wines served at Jewish celebrations. Spanish Malaga is made from Muscat grapes, and from a vari...