barkan winery tour

Visitor Center

He has taken me to his cellar, and his banner over me is love. (The Song of Songs 2, 4)

Between the Hulda Forest and Kibbutz Hulda, at the heart of 500 acres of vineyards, resides Barkan Wine Cellars' large and impressive visitor center.

Visitors can expect a unique experience around the theme of "from land to bottle", a sensual experience in which they stimulate all their senses in an introduction to the world of wine.

As you enter the visitor center (a large and impressive building of nearly 20,000 square feet), your noses fill with the smell of wine. Later, you will be surrounded within the largest barrel hall in Israel, with over 5,000 barrels. From there you'll enter a sophisticated auditorium and watch a 180 degrees movie presenting the grapes' growing methods and the wine's manufacturing. We'll then tour the barrel hall and leave the center in order to watch the bins farm and the largest and most modern bottling hall in Israel.

Wine Production in Israel: A Guided Tour and Wine Tasting:

Duration of Tour: 75 minutes

• Movie on 180* screen in our large auditorium
• Entry to the largest cellar/barrel hall in Israel with over 6000 French Oak Barrels
• Lookout of the whole winery on outside bridge: Viewpoint of the largest vineyard of Israel Viewpoint of our stainless steel tanks farm (over 200 tanks) Viewpoint of the largest column still distillation tower in Israel
• Entry to the Bottling and Packaging Plant at the winery
• Guided Wine Tasting on “How to taste Wine” including 4 different Barkan Premium Wines Or Prestige Wines

Wine Production in Israel Tour+ tasting of 4 different Barkan Premium Wines

From 3 up to 10 Visitors: 85 NIS per visitor. including cheese platter, bread and tapenades- 130 NIS per visitor From 10 visitors and upwards: 60 NIS per visitor. including cheese platter, bread and tapenades- 105 NIS per visitor

VIP Couples Tour:

Unique and private VIP tour for couples: Celebrate your birthday / wedding anniversary with a private tour of the winery with a wine tasting, a cheese platter & crackers/ bread and tapenades

per couple: 270 NIS. including cheese platter, bread and tapenades- 350 NIS per visitor

Wine tasting in our Wine shop/Tasting Room:

Duration: 30 minutes

wine tasting

Drop by for a wine tasting

Our professionally trained Tasting Room staff offer a variety of different wine tasting options: "Wine flights": starting from NIS 40 per visitor.

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About the Winery

Just a short, 30-minute drive from Tel Aviv and Jerusalem is a wine lovers’ paradise in the heart of the verdant and rich nature known as “The Tuscany of Israel” – lies Barkan Winery visitors center. The winery, the largest in Israel, was founded in the late 19th century and has been following the same principle: quality grapes. Throughout the years, quality varieties were imported and planted in the thousands of acres of the winery's vineyards, each variety planted in the most suitable growing region for it to flourish.

The wide vineyard layout yields an assortment of quality grapes and enables the best overview of the Israeli terroir.

Barkan’s impressive and prestigious visitors center was built in Kibbutz Hulda in 2000. 500 acres of vineyards of different grape varieties, immediately enveloping you in wonderful sights, smells and sounds – offering an experience like no other.

Barkan Winery is equipped with the world’s most advanced means of production aiming to minimize our environmental impact.

Thanks to the huge variety of grape varieties and growing areas, supervision by award-winning and world-renowned professionals, advanced fermentation methods and 6,000 oak barrels, Barkan Winery is truly a “wine lovers' paradise".

And the result? A quality, unique, delicious, Israeli wine.

It is not without reason that Barkan Winery is the most highly decorated Israeli winery in international wine competitions. Over the years, the winery won over 500 medals in prestigious wine competitions.

Wine Tours and Experience

Join us on a unique journey where you will get closely acquainted with the wine world – its history, color, hue and the unique aroma that characterizes it. It is a true all-sensory experience, from vineyard to bottle.

Together, we will tour the vineyards, learn about the fascinating production process and, most importantly – we will learn how to taste, smell and appreciate a wine correctly.

At Barkan's large and impressive visitors center, you can choose from a variety of tours to suit the different levels and diverse interests of each guest.

During the tour, which begins with a film projected onto a 180° screen, we will learn about the winemaking process in the Land of Israel.

From there, we will go on to Israel’s largest barrel hall, boasting over 6,000 barrels, and then we will continue to an observation point overlooking the winery’s green and enchanting vineyards.

After ~75 minutes, we will end the tour with a guided wine tasting session of 4 different types of wines and together, we will learn how to properly sample, smell and taste the wine.

Taste of the Land & Guided Tasting A guided tasting experience during which you will learn how to properly sample, smell and taste the wine.

Premium Tasting | 4 wines (Reserve Gold, Platinum, Free Run and Assemblage)

40 NIS per person (excluding a cheese platter)

95 NIS per person (including a cheese platter, breads and dips)

Special Tastings | Tastings that examine the effect of the terroir on the wine – Several wines made of special and rare local varieties

70 NIS per person (excluding a cheese platter)

115 NIS per person (including a cheese platter, breads and dips)

Special Tasting | Guided tasting of wines available only on our premises

 Special tastings for those who love new and unconventional flavors, seeking to study the terroir’s effect on the wine and how to adapt the most suitable variety for each growing area.

Among the tastings we offer - Terroir tasting to learn how it affects the wine and compare different wines from different altitudes/ regions and how they affect the wine.

Local variety tasting- Unique local varieties, some of which are ancient - that have been growing here for centuries and millennia.

Wines that are part of the history of the Land of Israel and which have evolved, acclimatized and adapted to the local weather and soil.

Beta wine tasting - Tasting a “quasi-underground” series, in limited quantities, intended for innovative and adventurous wine consumers who want to experience varieties and wines that part from the mainstream towards the a new realm of personal creation.

115 NIS per person (including a cheese platter, breads and

Land of Israel Experience | A group tour offering tastings of a variety of premium wines

3-10 people

85 NIS per person (excluding a cheese platter)

130 NIS per person (including a cheese platter, breads and dips)

60 NIS per person (excluding a cheese platter)

105 NIS per person (including a cheese platter, breads and dips)

Fridays (Group)

105 NIS per person (including a cheese platter, breads and dips

An Israeli Love Story | VIP Tour for Two (Sundays-Thursdays)

A romantic experience at the winery, including a private tour with a guide, tastings of a variety of the winery's wines and a cheese platter, breads and dips.

270 NIS per couple (excluding a cheese platter)

350NIS per couple (including a cheese platter, breads and dips)

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Barkan Winery

Barkan Wines owns over 2,200 acres of vineyards in Israel, from the Galilee in the north to Mitzpe Ramon in the south, in the Jerusalem Mountains and the Yehuda Plains.

An experience ending in tastes from the selections of wines produced in the winery, as our winemakers and instructors team are available to open up the doors to Barkan Wine Celler's world for you.

BARKAN WINE EXPERIENCE invites you to a different kind of experience, a multi-sensual experience which will accompany you for a long time and turn you into a Barkan wines' lover.

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10 Best Wineries in Israel to Visit Throughout 2024

Top Israeli Wineries & Vineyards to Visit for Wine Tasting This Year

Israel may not be top of mind when planning your next wine trip , but this is the perfect destination for those looking for rich history, great wines, and the adventure of a lifetime. Though wine has been made here for thousands of years, it is only recently that this little country (roughly the size of New Jersey) has been making a big move into the global premium wine space.

The modern era of winemaking in Israel dates back to the late 1800s when Baron Edmond de Rothschild from Chateau Lafite decided to come to Israel and invest in viticulture and winemaking. Bringing his expertise and relationships in the industry from the Bordeaux region of France , he set up shop on Mount Carmel and founded Carmel Winery, then called Carmel Wine Co., and included wineries at Rishon Le Zion and Zichron Ya’acov. Carmel is one of Israel’s oldest wineries and is considered the largest historic winery in the country.

The wine industry of the current state of Israel is very new and still building out its own regulations and regional identities. Therefore, the official wine regions (like an AVA or AOC) are still being adjusted and developed. However, there are delineated areas that represent regions where wineries can be found. There are now more than 300 wineries across different regions, producing a combined 40 million bottles a year.

RELATED: Israeli Wine’s Time to Shine: Regional Climate, Terroir, and Grapes

If you want to focus your wine tasting on one region that offers easy access to major cities, the Judean Hills area west of Jerusalem presents an opportunity to taste at several different wineries without traveling too far between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv.

Travel Logistics & Where to Stay 

When traveling to Israel for wine, it’s best to move around the country a bit to see all of the different regions and what makes them so special. From the northern Golan Heights to the Negev Desert in the south, Israel is full of unique terrain and endless historical sites to see.

Winetraveler Note: You will arrive and depart into and out of Ben Gurion Airport located outside of Tel Aviv. This is the main international airport in the country. You can check current flight prices here . It’s important to know that security at Ben Gurion is very intense. When leaving Israel, arrive at the airport no less than about 4 hours before your flight. You will encounter multiple security checkpoints heading into the airport and before you get to your gate. Please bring your patience and be ready to answer personal questions and inquiries about your trip. This is for your safety and the safety of everyone traveling to and from Israel.

The two most convenient cities that you can base out of are Tel Aviv on the Mediterranean Sea, and Jerusalem, a little further inland. The cities themselves are only about an hour and a half drive from each other, making it easy to bounce around a bit in one day. You can rent a car when you arrive at Ben Gurion airport.

Benefits of Staying in Tel Aviv

For those who are looking for more of a metropolitan feel – with access to a beach – Tel Aviv is the best spot. This is an incredibly diverse international city with numerous hotel options , and a lot to offer in terms of restaurants, cocktail bars, beach day clubs, nightlife, culture, etc.

If staying in Tel Aviv, make sure to visit the Jaffa Port area and enjoy a delightful traditional meal at The Old Man & the Sea (Nemal Yafo St 101, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel) right in the marina by the docks. Do note that alcohol is not served here. The culinary experience is worth the visit, and you’ll enjoy the delicious lemonade.

For a late-night cocktail, check out the whimsical Fantastic bar (Tsidon St 3, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel). This is an Alice in Wonderland-themed bar with a fairytale vibe and various creatively designed cocktails. For an experience that really feels like you’ve fallen down the rabbit hole and landed in a true fantasyland, book your table at Fantastic.

RELATED:   Top Things to Do When Visiting the Israeli Haven of Tel Aviv

Winetraveler Note: The Sabbath is observed on Saturday in Israel. Most businesses will be closed from sundown on Friday evening until after sundown on Saturday evening. Please make your plans accordingly and check with businesses to see if they are open during your stay. Tel Aviv has more entertainment options available on Saturdays than other cities around Israel that are stricter about Sabbath observance. Normal business resumes on Sundays.

Benefits of Staying in Jerusalem

Jerusalem is a Middle Eastern city with tons of history and culture. The ancient Old City of Jerusalem is where you will find the religious centers of the Western Wall, Dome of the Rock Islamic shrine, and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, along with other points of interest for Jews, Christians, Muslims, and history enthusiasts alike. Jerusalem is also home to some incredible restaurants and top markets. Take a look at current luxury hotel pricing in Jerusalem here.

Culinary enthusiasts must visit the Machaneh Yehudah Market in Jerusalem. This is the spot to find Middle Eastern spices, fruits, vegetables, meats, and other delights that are unique to the region. You may even need to purchase an extra suitcase here for all the wine and spices you’ll want to bring home.

While visiting the market, enjoy a spectacular Middle Eastern vegetarian meal at Tzemah (Hadekel Street 1, Jerusalem, Israel). This is a charming restaurant by the Machneyuda Group and Chef Asaf Serri with an open kitchen format featuring an array of vegetarian and vegan meal options. Perfect for a healthy bite in a chic location within walking distance to all the incredible vendors at the market.

When you’re ready to head out to wine country, here are some wineries from across Israel that offer an incredible opportunity to taste Israeli wine at its best.

Wineries to Visit in Israel

This is by no means an exhaustive list. These wineries offer a snapshot of top tasting experiences in the country.

Carmel Winery

Carmel Mountains Region

Carmel Wineries, Derech Hikav St. Zichron Yaakov 309502

As previously stated, Carmel Winery is a large historic winery located on Mount Carmel in the town of Zichron Ya’acov. The winery was built in 1892 and is the oldest industrial building still in use in Israel.

The beginnings of the modern wine industry in Israel focused on Bordeaux grapes, due to the influences of the Rothschilds. These varieties represent a cornerstone blend at many of the wineries, including Carmel. However, Mediterranean grapes, such as Grenache and Syrah , are well suited to the climate in Israel and are now an important part of the current portfolio here.

A visit to Carmel Winery allows Winetravelers the opportunity to travel back in time to the late 1800s when Baron Edmond de Rothschild built a system of caves to cellar the wines at a constant, cool temperature. The tasting room and historic cave structure along with a shop and cinema called “The Center for Wine Culture” are on the same block. Plan ahead for an interesting and informative tour and tasting. Reservations are necessary. The winery is closed on Saturdays and major holidays.

Tulip Winery

Lower Galilee Region

Village Of Hope, Kiryat Tivon, Israel

Tulip Winery may be one of the most exceptional wineries in the world. It is located in Kfar Tikva, or “village of hope,” on a scenic hilltop. This small village was developed as a community for people with special needs. The winery here was founded by the Itzhaki family to be a place of employment for the residents of this unique village, giving them an opportunity to work and develop important skills. A visit to Tulip Winery allows Winetravelers the opportunity to not only taste premium Israeli wines, but to see the incredible mission of this business first-hand. As the winery says, “we label wines, not people.”

Truly an impactful visit, Tulip Winery is a must on an Israeli wine tour. The tasting room and gardens are a beautiful place to enjoy award-winning wines while getting to know the heart of this special place – the people who have found a purpose here. Bread and cheese plates are available to snack on while tasting. The winery is closed on Saturdays and holidays. Contact Tulip to reserve a tasting time.

Winetraveler Tip: If you’re unsure about how to get around and prefer a locally guided and customizable private day trip, you can schedule one that leaves from Tel Aviv. Visits to many of the wineries on this list can be arranged through Zelkind Land Tours . You can opt to focus on the hills of Galilee and Golen Heights , or spend your time in the more central Carmel Mountains region .

Tabor Winery

Sderot Kakal, Kfar Tavor, 15241, Israel

Tabor Winery was founded in 1999 in the Tabor Village at the foot of Mt. Tabor in the heart of the Galilee region. The village here has an historical tie, as it was established in 1901 by 28 farmers through the assistance of Baron Edmond de Rothschild.

The winery features award-winning wines, but one of their better-known wines on the international market is their Barbera Rosé. A deliciously refreshing and unique single varietal rosé.

Tabor’s visitor’s center was recently renovated and features tastes of their many wines through modern tasting dispensers. Cheese plates are also available to accompany a glass or bottle on the patio overlooking Mt. Tabor.

Check with the winery for their availability for tastings, especially with groups. Closed on Saturdays.

Barkan Winery

Judean Foothills Region

Kibbutz Hulda

Barkan Winery is conveniently located about an hour from both Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, making it a great option for a day trip from either city. It sits at the center of Israel’s largest vineyard.

The beautiful modern visitor’s center features state-of-the-art equipment, large barrel room, and showcases the grand scale of one of Israel’s largest wineries. Spend the afternoon here tasting through a portfolio of wines made under the leadership of Head Winemaker, Ido Lewinsohn, one of two Masters of Wine in Israel.

Barkan’s visitor’s center offers a multi-sensual experience, allowing guests the opportunity to learn more about winemaking through multimedia, tasting, and tours. Drop by for a tasting Sunday through Friday or make an appointment for one of the offered tours or experiences.

Vitkin Winery

Central Coast Region

Kfar Vitkin, Israel

Vitkin Winery is a boutique family-owned winery founded in 2001 in the village of Kfar Vitkin. The winery was started by Doron and Sharona Belogolovsky and Sharona’s brother & winemaker, Assaf Paz. The winery makes uniquely Israeli wines and has won many awards throughout the years.

Assaf’s focus is on grapes outside of the common Cabernet, Chardonnay, and Merlot wines, with an emphasis on varieties like Carignan , Petite Sirah , and other unusual grapes. The Vitkin Israeli Journey series of wines features approachable, young bottles with Mediterranean variety blends, while the Vitkin series showcases premium varietal wines.

The property, including the winery and visitor’s center, is surrounded by vineyards and orchards. It’s a beautiful place to stop by for a tasting and some cheese in a lovely garden. There are several different wine experiences at Vitkin including tours, private dining options, and other culinary experiences. Contact the winery to learn more and book your visit.

Flam Winery

Judean Hills Region

Ya’ar Hakdoshim, Eshtaol

Tuscany or Israel? This will be the question you ask yourself as you sit on the patio at Flam Winery overlooking the surrounding vineyard and Judean Hills. Flam is a family-owned winery, started in 1998 by Golan and Gilad Flam and their mother, Kami. The brothers gained their love of wine from their father who was one of Israel’s wine country pioneers.

Golan is the winemaker, and he brings his expertise from studying and working in Italy and Australia to his family’s winery in Israel. At Flam, the style leans European. Expect to taste wines like the Flam Camila white blend of 90% Chardonnay and 10% Sauvignon Blanc. The Flam Classico is a big red blend with 47% Cabernet Sauvignon , 17% Cabernet Franc, 16% Merlot, 13% Petit Verdot and 7% Syrah. Flam Noble is 61% Cabernet Sauvignon, and the remaining blend is Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot.

Flam Winery accepts visitors by reservation only. Contact them to make an appointment to visit this beautiful winery outside of Jerusalem.

Psagot Winery

Central Mountains Region

Sha’ar Binyamin Industrial Zone

Psagot Winery was founded in the early 2000s by the Berg family. It is here on their land that the family discovered ancient caves containing an old olive and wine press and cellars. A coin also found in the cave sets the time period of winemaking on the property back at least 2,500 years ago. Proof that winemaking has existed on this land for thousands of years.

This winery is a great day visit if you are staying in the Jerusalem area. The beautiful brand-new visitor’s center is located in the Jerusalem Mountains at Sha’ar Binyamin, with stunning vistas of the surrounding area. Winetravelers can expect a modern tasting room, multimedia journeys, and property tours, requiring a longer visit to enjoy all of the amenities here. Plus, the building and location are so gorgeous, you’ll want to stay a while and take your time on this visit.

Psagot Winery is open for tours and tasting sessions every day but Saturday. Reservations are required for tours. Contact the winery to learn more.

Odem Mountain Winery

Golan Heights Region

Moshav Odem, Golan Heights

Odem Mountain Winery was established in 2003 by the Alfasi family and is located in the Golan Heights region. This is Israel’s northernmost winery in a secluded oak forest at an elevation of 1100 meters above sea level.

The wines of Odem Mountain are very special higher-elevation wines by winemaker, Adam Alfasi. Odem Mountain is only one of three growers in Israel that grow Nebbiolo , and they also own the only Gamay vineyards in the country. Their Cabernet Sauvignon/Gamay blend is one of the more interesting lighter red blends in the world.

Spend some time at the Odem Mountain visitor’s center and enjoy a tasting of these unique high-elevation Israeli wines. Contact the winery to learn more. Closed Saturdays and holidays.

Pelter Winery/Matar Winery

Kibbutz Ein Zivan

Pelter and Matar Wineries are separate entities under the same family ownership and located right next to each other in the Golan Heights area of Israel. Pelter Winery was founded in 2002 by Tal Pelter, and Matar Winery came about 10 years later. Tal’s wine industry experience comes from his studies in Australia, thus giving his wines a bit of an Australian touch.

Matar Winery is Kosher, while Pelter is not. This means the production for each has to be separate due to the rules of Kosher winemaking. Both make premium wines that are available in markets outside of Israel.

Pelter is open seven days a week for visits, but it’s always a good idea to call ahead to arrange your tasting.

Yatir Winery

Negev Region

Tel Arad, Israel

For a very adventurous wine tasting, head down to the Negev Desert to visit Yatir Winery, located in the large manmade Yatir Forest. The winery was founded in 2000 as a partnership between grape-growers of the area and Carmel Winery. The wines of Yatir are high-altitude, cool climate wines, with the Yatir Forest premium line leading the way at the high end of the portfolio. Winemaker, Eran Goldwasser, gained experience and accolades working in many Australian wineries before ending up here in the desert of Israel.

History buffs should know that Yatir Winery was built at the foot of the Tel Arad archeological site, featuring the ruins of a 3000-year-old Canaanite city. A large ancient wine press dating back 2500 years sits nearby and is a must-see for those interested in the history of winemaking.

Use Yatir as a destination or visit as part of a tour of the southern desert in Israel. This is one of the more unique winetasting locations you’ll find anywhere.

Winetraveler Suggestion: On the way back to Jerusalem from Yatir Winery, take the route along the Dead Sea and stop to experience weightlessness in its salty waters.

Frequently Asked Questions about Israeli Wineries

Can you go wine tasting in israel.

Absolutely, you can go wine tasting in Israel! The country’s wine industry has been blossoming over recent years, and it’s been gaining international recognition for its quality and variety. Israel’s wine regions stretch from the Galilee and Golan Heights in the north, known for their cool climates and fertile soils, through the coastal plains, and down to the Negev desert in the south. Each region has its own unique microclimate and terroir, resulting in a diverse range of wines. There are hundreds of wineries in Israel, ranging from large, well-established producers to small boutique operations. Many of these wineries offer tours and tastings, where you can learn about the winemaking process, explore the vineyards, and, of course, sample the wines. Some notable wineries include Golan Heights Winery, Carmel Winery, Domaine du Castel, and Yatir Winery. Israel’s wine scene is not just about the wine. It’s also about experiencing rich history, culture, and stunning landscapes. So whether you’re a serious oenophile or just enjoy a good glass of wine, wine tasting in Israel is definitely an experience worth considering.

Are there any good Israel wine tours?

Certainly, there are numerous excellent wine tours in Israel that cater to different preferences and palates. Three standout options include the Zelkind Bible Land Tours, Ji Tours, and Israel Private Tours with Ori Stern. Zelkind Bible Land Tours offers a captivating day tour into Northern Israel’s prime winemaking regions, the stunning hills of Galilee and Golan Heights. You’ll have the flexibility to tailor the tour around your interests and discover the region’s rich wine-producing history. This boutique tour involves visiting multiple wineries where you can learn about the wine-making process, stroll through beautiful vineyards, and engage in relaxed wine tastings. It’s a great way to explore the region, with a price per group accommodating up to four people, making for a personalized experience. Interested in a day of wine-infused exploration? Check out Zelkind Bible Land Tours . For those seeking a unique blend of historical and cultural experience with their wine tour, Ji Tours offers an enriching Kosher wine tour . Wine is deeply embedded in Jewish and Israeli culture and this tour provides a rich tapestry of historical references, coupled with tastings at award-winning boutique wineries across the country. Each winery has a unique story that adds to the overall experience, making it more than just a wine tasting tour, but a journey through culture and time. To experience Israeli wine culture in a profound way, explore it Ji Tours Kosher Wine Tour . Lastly, for those looking for a comprehensive experience, Israel Private Tours with Ori Stern provides a luxurious two-day private tour around Israel’s top attractions, including wineries. You’ll travel in a private, Wi-Fi-equipped Range Rover, with front-door pickups from anywhere in Israel. The itinerary includes wandering down the enchanting alleys of Jerusalem’s Old City, visiting the ancient monastery of Mar Saba, and even a dip in the Dead Sea. A tasty lunch is included each day, and you can even get help with hotel bookings if needed. If you’re ready for an immersive journey into Israel’s diverse attractions, consider Israel Private Tours with Ori Stern .

What is the most famous winery in Israel?

One of the most famous wineries in Israel is the Golan Heights Winery. Established in 1983, it is located in the town of Katzrin in the beautiful Golan Heights region. The winery has played a significant role in establishing Israel’s reputation as a global wine producer. Golan Heights Winery was one of the first in Israel to combine traditional wine production methods with cutting-edge technology, and it consistently produces wines that receive international acclaim. Its labels include Yarden, Gamla, and Mount Hermon, each offering a range of varietals that reflect the unique terroir of the Golan Heights region. Visitors to the winery can enjoy guided tours that include a film presentation, a tour of the vineyards, cellars, and production areas, and of course, a wine tasting. The beautiful setting and high-quality wines make it a must-visit location for any #Winetraveler visiting Israel.

How many wineries are there in Israel?

Israel has over 300 wineries. These range from large commercial wineries to small boutique and family-owned vineyards. Israeli wineries are spread across several wine-producing regions, including the Galilee, the Judean Hills, the Sharon Plain, the Negev desert, and the Golan Heights. Each region has its own unique climate and soil conditions, leading to a wide range of wine styles and varietals, and wine tasting experiences. Whether you’re a serious oenophile or a casual wine lover, Israel’s wine industry has plenty to offer in terms of variety, quality, and innovation.

Does Israel have good wine?

Absolutely, Israel produces some truly excellent wines! While the country has a wine history dating back thousands of years, it’s the recent few decades that have seen a significant improvement in quality and international recognition. Israel’s diverse climate conditions and unique terroirs, combined with the introduction of advanced viticultural techniques and the dedication of its winemakers, have resulted in wines that can stand proudly on the world stage. Many Israeli wines have won prestigious international awards and are highly rated by critics. From the robust, full-bodied reds of the Golan Heights and the Galilee, to the refreshing whites and rosés from the Judean Hills and Sharon Plain, and even some intriguing desert wines (yes, we meant desert not dessert) from the Negev, there’s something to suit every palate. Israel also produces a range of high-quality kosher wines, which are produced according to Jewish dietary laws. These are not just for those following a kosher diet; many kosher wines are of excellent quality and worth trying for any Winetraveler. So, yes, not only does Israel have good wine, but it has a fascinating and rapidly evolving wine industry that is well worth exploring. Read our guide to learn how to visit.

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Wine tasting & tour of the winery

Beautiful location and very modern visitors centre. Excellent wine tasting and grape juice for kids. Would have been even better with some food.

Nani was an awesome tour guide. She knew her craft really well and was able to provide great insights on the industry. Definitely recommend a visit!

Amazing tour by Nani who really knew her stuff and was an excellent tour guide. Tasted some excellent wines too. only 70 shekels per person - worth a visit!

The Barkan winery rour was amazing. The architecture of the recently opened winery is super creative and fun to be in. There is a very well done video showing the history of winemaking and the history of the Barkan Winery. That video impressed upon you the diversity of grapes and terroirs Barkan works with. After the video, we went into the aging rooms,that hold thousands of barrels in dizzyingly high stacks.Then we got to see the holding tanks in which they age the cheaper wines as well as their distilled products. Finally, we got to the tasting. The three wines we tasted were excellent, although they obviously gave us the wines in ascending order of quality. What can I say, I love Israeli wine! They make some of the best wine in the world, and Barkan is right up there with the best of them. We bought a bunch of wine in the gift shop, only to find it for cheaper in Jerusalem, but hey, after that wine tasting, I was in buy mode! Overall, it was a great experience, and I highly recommend it!

Next to a kibbutz...the wine tour was first class...the guide was really informed..and knew the wine process....gift shop was also very clean and lots of wine and olive oil to purchase. Good wine... the movie before the tour was outstanding...a great find...enjoy!

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Best Wineries in Israel

Israel is home to many of the best wineries in the world and Masa has put together a list of wineries you should definitely visit! Located in the north, south, and everywhere in between, each winery and vineyard has something unique to offer. With jaw dropping views, fine wines, and delicious cheeses, a wine tour is a great activity to do on a sunny day in Israel.

Our Picks for the Top 11 Wineries in Israel

Gush etzion winery and restaurant.

Just a quick drive or bus ride away from the heart of Jerusalem, the Gush Etzion winery and restaurant will offer you a historical and informative tour along with delicious wine and food. The tour is around 45 minutes long and begins in the vineyard where you can explore vine growing methods and the wine making process. Making your way to the archeological garden, you’ll learn about wine traditions and agricultural devices from ancient times. The tour ends with a tasting of a selection of wines exclusive to the grapes from the Gush Etzion hills. Throughout the tour, you will hear stories and learn about significant historical places of Gush Etzion. The winery is also complete with a Kosher Mehadrin dairy and fish restaurant with premium food paired with Gush Etzion wine and breathtaking views of the vineyards and winery.

Gush Etzion Winery Information:

• The tours take place daily, by appointment only, Sunday through Thursday from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m., and Fridays from 9 a.m. until 1:00 p.m.
• The cost of the tour is 45 NIS per adult and 20 NIS per child.

The Golan Heights Winery

Golan Heights Winery, Israel’s leading producer of quality wines, was established in 1983 by four kibbutzim and four moshavim. The winery strives to produce quality wines that express distinctive features of the Golan Heights. The winery includes their four labels: Yarden, Gamla, Hermon and Golan. They also offer a variety of tours ranging from a classic tour, a romantic couples tour, a culinary tour, to a Jeep tour of the entire vineyard. Whichever tour you choose, you will learn the story of the winery, vineyards, and region through their philosophy of winemaking, visit the oak barrel cellar, and taste multiple wines. Each tour offers a unique experience that you are sure to love! Make sure to reach out to the Golan Heights Winery to learn more about the tours and see which one is right for you!

Golan Heights Winery Information:

• Sunday 08:30 – 16:00 , Monday – Thursday 08:30 – 16:30, Friday 08:30 – 12:30
• Classic Tour: Cost per person: 20 NIS (1 hour)
• Wine Box for Lovers: Price per couple: 125 NIS (1.5 hours)
• Professional Tour and Wine Tasting: Cost per person: 150 NIS (1.5 hours) 
• Vineyard Tour: Price per couple: 950 NIS or Price per 3-6 pax: 1400 NIS (4+ hours) 
• Culinary tours

Psagot Winery

Beautiful vineyards, historic remains, scenic landscapes, and a fun, luxurious experience are all just a short drive outside Jerusalem at the Psagot Winery. Look out to the breathtaking landscape of the Michmash river and the Judean mountains, you’ll learn about the wine made in this region thousands of years ago and how the Psagot winery combines advanced production methods and Biblical-era winemaking traditions. You’ll have an audiovisual presentation and taste some of the fine Psagot wines. Cheese platters, coffee and cake, or a kosher-dairy meal can also be included as an addition.

Psagot Winery Information:

• Sun.–Thu. 09:00–17:00; the last tour starts at 15:00, Fri. 09:00–13:00; last tour at 12:00

Barkan Winery

The Barkan Winery is a Winemakers’ heaven with over 500 acres of different varieties of scenic vineyards. Tours start in the visitor center with the deep aroma of wine and then make their way to the largest barrel hall in Israel with over 5,000 barrels. From there, you’ll watch an 180 degree movie exploring the growing methods and wine’s manufacturing and finish off the tour in the modern bottling hall. You will also be provided with a tasting of four Barkan premium or prestige wines with the addition of boutique cheese, crackers, breads, tapenades, and brunch.

Barkan Winery Information

• Premium Tour: 70 NIS per person (3 to 10 ppl) and 40 NIS per person (10+ people) 
• Prestige Tour: 100 NIS per person (3 to 10 ppl) and 75 NIS per person (10+ people)

Tishbi Winery

The Tishbi Winery located in Binyamina is a family owned Israeli winery whose history is rooted in the First Aliya. Throughout the tour, you will learn about the thriving family winery, the wine production process, and Tishbi wine in particular. The tour includes wine and French chocolate tastings. Austrian Chef Gunther Biderman at the Tishbi kosher dairy restaurant prepares delicacies with fresh local ingredients. During the meal, you can enjoy Tishbi wine along with their signature Valrhona French chocolate. The Tishbi Winery also has the BBQ Garage, which specializes in barbequing meats in an American midwestern style. The smoked delicious meats are served on Fridays from 10 am to 3 pm, so make sure to plan your trip accordingly!

Tishbi Winery Information

• Tours: Sundays – Thursdays: 10:00, 12:00 and 14:00 
• Restaurant Hours: Sundays – Thursdays, 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and Fridays, 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Kadesh Barnea

The Ramat Negev Winery located in Kadesh Barnea is the first and largest Israeli family winery established in the Negev. The winery is an ecological winery designed to preserve the desert ecosystem using many agricultural technologies. The tour explains the story of the settlement at the entrance of Nitzana, the establishment of the winery, the beginning of wine production in desert conditions, and so much more. Delectable wine will definitely be provided, but the winery does not offer meals or refreshments, so make sure to come prepared and bring a snack for the trip!

Carmel Winery

Located in Zichron Yaakov (Israel’s Napa Valley), Carmel Winery is globally recognized as one of the top wineries in Israel. With its rich history dating back to 1896, the tour will prove to be fascinating. The winery currently uses a mixture of old and new technologies allowing for fine wine that incorporates some of the winery’s history. Established by the French branch of the Rothschild family, you’ll discover an amazing selection of French style wines during your tasting!

Binyamina Winery

The Binyamina Winery (founded in 1952 by Joseph Zeltzar) is one of the best in the country and receives grapes from vineyards all across Israel. During the tour and tasting, you will learn about the transformation from a perfume distillery to the Binyamina Winery and the history behind the Zeltzer family’s winemaking heritage. The tour will lead you through the vineyard, barrel room, fermentation tanks, along with the state-of-the-art cellars. Finally, you will end in the tasting room where you will have the opportunity to taste three wines and a liqueur produced at this Israeli winery. 

Binyamina Winery Information

• 25 NIS per person and tours are suitable for groups of 10 or more participants 
• Duration: 1 hour

Netofa Winery

Netofa Winery’s vineyards are located in the heart of the Lower Galilee, which provides the ideal environment for the development of a variety of high quality Mediterranean grapes. The Netofa Winery offers guided wine tastings, culinary experiences, wine workshops, and romantic visits. Your visit to the winery will include a collaboration of five types of wine and exquisite cheeses, olives, dips, seasonal fruits, nuts, and bread straight out of the oven!

Netofa Winery Information:

• Opening hours Sun-Thu 10:00-17: 00 – Friday 10:00 – 15:0
• 130 NIS a person

Yatir Winery

During your visit to the Yatir Winery, you can get to know their fascinating history while connecting to the desert. With the Yatir region in southern Judean Mountains being one of the finest areas for growing vines, you are sure to taste incredible wine during your tour at the Yatir Winery. They offer a basic guided tour with a tasting of three wines and a more extensive tour, which offers a tasting of five types of wine and an assortment of different cheeses.

Yatir Winery Information:

• Basic tour: 50 NIS per person
• Extensive Tour: 100 NIS per person

Shiloh Winery

Shiloh Winery is a modern Israeli winery located in the Shiloh River/Samarian Hills, which is known to be the most ancient wine terroir in the world. Set in the biblical and stunning surroundings, you will get to taste fine wine with a breathtaking view. The winemaker, Amichai Lurie, makes new world style wines from various grape varieties such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Chardonnay, Carignan and Shiraz. Don’t forget to also visit Meshek Achia next door and get some of their delicious olive oils!

Shiloh Winery Information:

• 50 NIS per person

Which Winery in Israel is Your Favorite?

Whether it’s at a winery packed with history, one with a beautiful view, or a winery with a world-renowned restaurant, Masa hopes that you have an unforgettable experience! Make sure to tag @masaisrael when you post pictures from the wine tour!

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A Wine Lover's Guide To Israel's Wine Tasting Tours

Israel has a long history of wine production, dating back to the time of the Bible and continuing to modern day. The country has perfecting the art of wine making to compete with some of the best in the world. Although you can find excellent wines easily all over Israel, the best way to get a real taste is to visit the source and take a tour of a winery. Discover some of the best wineries with a grape lover’s guide to wine tasting tours in Israel.

Carmel Winery

Carmel Winery is the largest winery in Israel, and fully represents the country’s wine culture. It is located in the picturesque town of Zichron Ya’acov, and includes a wine shop, one restaurant, two specialist tasting rooms, a small cinema and barrel room. You can see wine making here on both a large and small scale and learn the history of Israeli wine from the 1880s to the recent quality revolution. The winery offers various wine tasting tours and workshops for unique wine experiences. The super VIP guest tour and advanced customized tours with tutored tasting, and fresh bread, cheese and vegetable platters are also available.

Carmel Winery, Derech Ha’Yekev (Winery St.), Zichron Ya’acov, 972-4-6391788

1. Galil Mountain Winery

Barkan Winery

The Barkan Winery is the second largest winery in Israel, located in the Hulda valley. With many prestigious awards won for wine quality and its pioneering grape breed combinations, Barkan Winery invites you to visit and taste the quality wine produced. The winery offers a wide range of varietal wines, each with a specific story. Barkan Winery is perfect for those who want a different wine experience, with emphasis on the history of the winery as well as tasting.

Barkan Winery, PO Box 146, Hulda Valley, Israel, 972-8-9447790

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2. Etzion Winery

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HaTishbi Winery

HaTishbi Winery is one of oldest wineries in Israel, founded in 1945, and is located in Zichron Ya’akov, while its vineyards are located from Sde Boker to Golan Heights. You can taste how the variations in the soil and climates are reflected in their wines. Tishbi offers a wide range of wine including red, white, sweet wine, kosher wine, brut sparkling wine, brandy, wine jellies, chocolates, honey, and many other food products too. Their tasting centre is open from Sunday to Friday. Don’t forget to taste the varieties of wines with specific chocolates. In addition there is a restaurant and the nearby area is eco-friendly with some great scenery.

Tishbi Winery, HaMiyasdim 33, Zichron Ya’acov, Israel, 972-4-6380434/5

3. Binyamina Winery

4. Golan Heights Winery

Recanati Winery

Recanati Winery is continuously growing with the aim of producing wine at a reasonable price by investing in agricultural and ecological research into wine production. The Recanati Winery was established by a group of wine lovers at Hefer valley and focuses on export of good quality wine produced by traditional winemaking techniques combined with new technology. The winery offers varieties of wines under four labels produced by the best grapes. The wines are produced under the supervision of the Orthodox Union for those who keep kosher. The winery offers a guided tour that explains the wine making process, including wine tasting with excellent goat and sheep milk cheese, delicious breads, and vegetables at reasonable rates from Monday to Friday.

Recanati Winery, 16 Gesher Haetz Street, Emek Hefer Industrial Park, Israel, 972-4-6222288

5. Flam Winery

Dalton Winery

The famous Dalton Winery is located in the greenery of the Upper Galilee near the Lebanese border. The winery offers a study tour and a wine tasting tour. There is also a visitor’s center and a factory outlet shop offering wines and other products from the Galilee. As part of the guided tour of the winery is a tour of the barrel room and bottling line, as well as a light dairy meal at the winery.

Dalton Industrial Park, Merom Hagalil, Israel, 972-4-6987683

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Barkan POB 159 Kibbutz Hulda Israel Mobile Post Sorek 76842 Phone: 972.8.9447777 http://www.barkan-winery.co.il

Contact: Yair Lerner Email: [email protected] Vineyards: Judean Hills, Upper Galilee, Golan Heights, Samson, Negev desert Production: 9 Million bottles

Winemaker: Ido Lewinsohn

Best LCBO Brand: Barkan Reserve and Barkan Classic

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Barkan Winery Visitor Center at Kibbutz Hulda invites you to be exposed to the great world of wine saturated with flavors, aromas and colors. At the center we offer guided tours and wine tasting with a team of professional winemakers, along with an amazing view of more than two thousand dunams of vineyards. All these great experiences are only half an hour drive from Tel Aviv or Jerusalem. In addition, you can also order cheese platters and snacks and purchase from the winery's shop.

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