Wine for Rosh Hashanah

It's true, Rosh Hashana is a sweet holiday and you want the choice of wine you make to reflect that. But being that the holiday is centered around a large meal, starting things off with a dessert wine is probably not the best choice. Gabe Geller, with Royal Wines, stopped by Tonia's Kitchen to talk about some unique styles of wine to best suit the meal. Gabe told Tonia he chooses a Muscat of Samos. Now a Muscat is generally a sweet wine, but this version of it is made from special grapes grown in a Greek island. It's a unique flavor that will only add to your meal. L'Shana Tova!

What's The Best Wine for Rosh Hashanah?

 

L'Chaim! The Jewish New Year is upon us. And to talk about how best to celebrate, Gabe Geller from Royal Wines, stopped by Tonia's Kitchen to talk about what wines you might wish to choose. Gabe told Tonia there is no "right" wine for the holiday. He says it's whatever you wish, whatever goes best with what you are eating. There's a "but" though. Gabe says the wine must be kosher in order to sanctify the religious tradition of Rosh Hashana. Other than that, Gabe says, red or white, have fun!