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January 26, 2023 - Image 35

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2023-01-26

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40 | JANUARY 26 • 2023

NOSH
EATS | DRINKS | SWEETS

I

f Michigan-made sweet kosher wine
pleases your palate, thank Alicia
and David Nelson for making it
available.
Alicia discovered Sholom, a kosher
sweet Concord wine, soon after her
husband retired as rabbi of Congregation
Beth Shalom in 2003.
In retirement, Rabbi Nelson officiated
several times a month at Temple Israel
in Bay City (now merged with Temple
Beth El of Saginaw to be Temple Beth
Israel). The congregation used Sholom
wine at the after-service kiddush. The
Nelsons liked the taste, and they liked
the fact that it was Michigan-made.
Working with a drugstore in Oak Park,
the Nelsons would buy a case several
times a year.
The Nelsons were nonplussed when
the store told them a year or so ago that
Sholom wine was no longer available.
The wine had been produced by St.
Julian Wine Company in Paw Paw,
Michigan, a town the Nelsons pass
through frequently as they drive I-94

Home-Grown

Wine

Kosher wine is
again made in
Michigan.

BARBARA LEWIS CONTRIBUTING WRITER

Rabbi David and
Alicia Nelson

PHOTO BY BARBARA LEWIS

COURTESY OF ST. JULIAN

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