Rogov Reviews: Recanati, Yatir, Avidan

Posted on September 19, 2008 - Filed Under Israeli wine industry | Leave a Comment

From Ha’aretz, Daniel Rogov reviews the Israeli wines from Recanati, Yatir and Avidan.

Wine and Spirits / Notable from Recanati
By Daniel Rogov
From its inception in 2000 to the present, the Recanati winery has offered a generous selection of wines, many of which have been consistently excellent. Located in the Hefer Valley in the northern part of [...]

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