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Winery

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11 Hamelech Shlomo St, Jerusalem
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Winery is an elegant bar in the chic Mamilla Hotel with over 300 bottles of kosher wine on display and offer. Winery features some of the finest wines that Israel has to offer, including vintage local wines. You will also find wine accessories and quality olive oils.

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“Most interesting”

Reviewed on September 6, 2014By nzcrystalramat gan

The visitors centre, the guide, the route of the visit - all is so well thought out, and always with the visitor in mind - no matter what language you speak. And of course - the wine tasting at the end!

“Fantastic wine tasting”

Reviewed on May 28, 2014By patrycja212Edinburgh, United Kingdom

I contacted Mamilla Hotel about wine tasting prior to out arrival to Jerusalem. They passed my details to their head sommelier Oz who got in touch with us. The hotel holds wine tasting each Friday (free to hotel guests and 90 shekels for others). We arranged private wine tasting as it was my...

I contacted Mamilla Hotel about wine tasting prior to out arrival to Jerusalem. They passed my details to their head sommelier Oz who got in touch with us. The hotel holds wine tasting each Friday (free to hotel guests and 90 shekels for others). We arranged private wine tasting as it was my birthday and we wanted to taste some of the premium Israeli wines. On the day, we were warmly welcomed by Oz who shared with us the story of Israeli wine making and talked about wine and food pairing. The wines were fantastic, we tasted Yarden Sauvignon Blanc from Golan Heights winery, Shoresh red from Tzora winery and Katlav red. Overall, it was a great experience and would highly recommend it to everyone!

“very very nice place”

Reviewed on April 4, 2011By michael75004Paris, France

I was in Jerusalem during march 2011. I passe during my treape at the Mamilla Hotel, to the Winery. It is a fantastic place, it is like a boutique / bar . There is a lot of differents israeli wines. We get there some very interesting explications about israeli wines from "david" and a great and warm service...

I was in Jerusalem during march 2011. I passe during my treape at the Mamilla Hotel, to the Winery. It is a fantastic place, it is like a boutique / bar . There is a lot of differents israeli wines. We get there some very interesting explications about israeli wines from "david" and a great and warm service from "yasmin". The place got a really amasing design and there is a nice small terrasse. It was a nice and unusuall experience. I love it!!!

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