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September 19, 2013 - Image 88

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2013-09-19

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Galilee

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Sea of
Galilee

this tiny Mediterranean country of 7 million inhabitants has

Lower Galilee

a fast growing and dynamic wine industry that is gaining

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recognition worldwide for producing high quality wines.

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While small in size, Israel is home to over 300 wineries

throughout the country producing more than 3 million
cases of wine. And it takes a lot of winemakers to
make all that wine - many of whom have extensive

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TEL-AVIV

international experience including training at UC
Davis in California, as well as in the vineyards of

France, Italy and Australia.

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Hills

The last component to making Israel so
successful in the world of wine is the land.

Israel enjoys a Mediterranean climate
ranging from temperate to tropical
with abundant sunshine for growing

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Sea

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Ramat
Arad

grapes. For a small country it has a
surprising variety of micro-climates, and

has two distinct seasons, a rainy period

from November to May, and a dry summer
season for the ensuing six months.

Sde Bok

Wine Regions Vineyard Areas

Add all this together with a dash of Israeli

chutzpah and you have the makings of
something special.

Mitzpe Ramon

Galilee

Upper Galilee

Lower Galilee

Golan Heights

Mt. Carmel

Shomron

Sharon

Shomron Hills

Samson

Coastal Plain

Judean Lowland

Shefela

For more information on Israel's wine

Judean Foothills

Judean Hills

industry please visit the IWPA (Israeli

Wine Producers Association) at

www.iwpa.com .

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Chai Israel Magazine • September 2013

Negev

Jerusalem

Gush Etsion
Yatir Forest

Northern Negev

Negev Highlands

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