The wine is elegant, with a rich structure and a long finish: a powerfully classic Cabernet Sauvignon with rich tones of cassis, forest fruit, plum, cherry, and raspberry.

Psagot is located in the Benjamin mountains. While planting vineyards and orchards an opening was discovered which led the family to an amazing cave from the period of the Second Temple. The cave equates the location with the Biblical city of Ai. A second cave was discovered in which an olive press and wine press from the Second Holy Temple era were uncovered. In the 1980s, the Berg family settled in Psagot. The father, Meir, planted vines for grape consumption and expanded the agricultural area to plant cherry and nectarine orchards.

Grapes used in our Psagot Cabernet Sauvignon come from vineyards north of Jerusalem.

100% Cabernet Sauvignon grapes aged for 13 months in French wood barrels.

Kosher for Passover, Mevushal