Tzora Winery

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  1. Tzora, Goose Bay, and Rothberg Cellars – Oh my Oh my! « Wine Musings

    […] reaches its peak – in a year or so, it will have its day in the sun.  Finally, I has tasted the Shoresh in Israel at the winery and the wine has made a clear shift from then.  It is still as tannic – but I swear […]

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  2. Baked Gefilte Fish Loaf, Sweet and Sour Brisket, Roasted Root Vegetables, Tzora Cabernet Sauvignon Givat haChalukim, Yarden Merlot, Four Gates Merlot, Yarden Ortal Vineyard Merlot, Galil Mountain Winery Merlot « Wine Musings

    […] The night was supposedly meant to be Merlot night, but when I looked into the cellar, I did not have that much Merlot.  So I started with a 2005 Four Gates Merlot M.S.C. (that Benyamin brought over and still available for purchase), and threw in a Cab that I have been holding for too long, and finished with some not so spectacular Merlot bottles.  The 2005 Tzora Givat Hachalukim Cabernet was awesome, and one I brought in by hand a few years ago from Israel.  Well worth the effort, and one that is not available here – though the 2006 is available and really yummy. […]

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  3. 2009 Jerusalem Wine Festival – Pictures and Wine Notes « Wine Musings

    […] over to the booth of Tzora Winery.  We have spoken about this winery before, and have also had the pleasure of going to their lovely winery, just before the untimely passing of their founder Ronnie James.  Well, the wine has not missed a […]

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  4. Baked Gefilte Fish Loaf, Sweet and Sour Brisket, Roasted Root Vegetables, Tzora Cabernet Sauvignon Givat haChalukim, Yarden Merlot, Four Gates Merlot, Yarden Ortal Vineyard Merlot, Galil Mountain Winery Merlot « Wine Musings

    […] The night was supposedly meant to be Merlot night, but when I looked into the cellar, I did not have that much Merlot.  So I started with a 2005 Four Gates Merlot M.S.C. (that Benyamin brought over and still available for purchase), and threw in a Cab that I have been holding for too long, and finished with some not so spectacular Merlot bottles.  The 2005 Tzora Givat Hachalukim Cabernet was awesome, and one I brought in by hand a few years ago from Israel.  Well worth the effort, and one that is not available here – though the 2006 is available and really yummy. […]

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  5. Kielbasa Sausage Stew, Kosher Cabernet Sauvignon, and Four Gates Chardonnay « Wine Musings

    […] Squires held their first ever wine tasting of Israeli wines. It was scored a 92 by them both and I scored it a way too high score of A+ when I was at the winery in March 2008. This time it was a lovely wine but not an A+ but very close […]

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  6. Kielbasa Sausage Stew, Kosher Cabernet Sauvignon, and Four Gates Chardonnay « Wine Musings Blog

    […] Squires held their first ever wine tasting of Israeli wines. It was scored a 92 by them both and I scored it a way too high score of A+ when I was at the winery in March 2008. This time it was a lovely wine but not an A+ but very close […]

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  7. Tura and Har Bracha Wineries – two great examples of Shomron Wine Passion | Wine Musings Blog

    […] in the Shomron. I need to stress, that many speak about their vineyards, the terroir, like Tzora and others, but the passion about the land versus the correct vines to grow – the sheer desire to own […]

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