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2011 Tulip “Black Tulip”

David Honig
April 7, 2014
Tasting Notes
Good complexity and well-integrated tannins all shows a well-made wine. Highly Recommended. 91 points.

2013 Tulip “White Tulip”

David Honig
April 7, 2014
Tasting Notes
Drink with a turkey sandwich and chips on the pool deck.

2013 Tulip “White Franc”

David Honig
April 7, 2014
Tasting Notes
This would be quite nice with a kosher hot dog, and the sweetness would counter the bite of diced onions and hot mustard.

Tulip Mostly Cabernet Franc 2012

David Honig
April 7, 2014
Tasting Notes
Smooth tannins with a gentle grip contribute to a round mouth-feel.

Tulip Just Merlot 2012

David Honig
April 7, 2014
Tasting Notes
This interesting blend of umami and spice will pair nicely with spicy lamb dishes.

Tulip Winery Syrah Reserve 2011

David Honig
April 7, 2014
Tasting Notes
Underlying everything is a flavor reminiscent of the crisp end of a nice prime rib, with seared beef fat, salt, pepper, and leafy herbs. Highly Recommended.

The Israeli Wine Industry, a 4 Millennium Old Toddler

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April 6, 2014
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One of the youngest wine industries in the world is a short drive away from the world’s oldest known wine cellar.

2011 Ella Valley Vineyards Cramim Red

David Honig
April 6, 2014
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This special edition wine is made by Ella Valley Vineyards for Isrotel's luxury Cramim Spa and Wine Hotel
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