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kosher wine

The consumption of wine has always played an important ritual role in Jewish life at all festivals, with many examples in the Old Testament of the Bible. Moderate consumption is recommended to the faithful as beneficial to health. On the Sabbath, wine is drunk at the beginning (Kiddush) and at the end (Havdala). At the beginning of the Sabbath (Friday evening), a cup of wine (Kiddush cup) is filled four times during the celebration. First, the father says the blessing over the wine: Blessed are you, God our Lord, ruler of heaven and earth, who created the fruit of the vine. Then he takes a sip of wine and passes it on to everyone.

koscher auf hebräisch / koscherer Weingarten

Graphic left: Hebrew lettering for the term "kosher". Graphic centre: The seal for a certified kosher wine. Graphic right: Sign in a vineyard in Israel, where the new variety Emerald Riesling is widely used for the production of kosher wine, among other things.

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