
This year, Passover begins at sundown on Wednesday, April 8. For those observing the weeklong holiday, which commemorates the exodus of the Israelites from ancient Egypt, this week is a time of preparation: cleaning the home, stocking up on foods that are kosher for Passover, consulting favorite family recipes, and seeking out good-quality kosher wines to be enjoyed with family and friends. To that end, we have put together a list of kosher wines that have been recently rated by Wine Spectator's editors.
The kosher wine market continues to expand, and kosher wines are now available from all of the world's major wine regions, in a wide variety of styles and price points. Herzog Wine Cellars in Oxnard, Calif., has recently released the first ever kosher wine from Napa's historic To Kalon vineyard; the Cabernet Sauvignon, called Generation VIII, retails for about $200. And Château Valandraud makes a kosher version of its Bordeaux red that retails for about $250. But as you'll see in our list of recommended wines, whose prices range from $15 to $40, enjoyable kosher wine can also be had for prices that reflect the current economic times.
If you'll be doing some or all of the cooking for Passover, be sure to take a look at these exciting kosher for Passover recipes from Todd Aarons, executive chef at Tierra Sur, the restaurant at Herzog Wine Cellars. To all our observing readers, we wish you a happy and healthy Passover season, surrounded by family, friends and great kosher wine.
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