And that?
Is wine. (Actually, who are we kidding? Any sort of alcohol, thankyouverymuch.)
So when contacted to see if I would like to try a new wine sourced from "an amazing place with a rich history and a beautiful story", I said absolutely. Who am I to turn down a chance to try one of the first bottles available in the U.S.?
Enter Gilgal. (Don't you love this gorgeous website?!)
"Gilgal Refaim, a celebrated site located near the Sea of Galilee in the Golan Heights region of Israel, has long been shrouded in mystery and wonder. Defined by a ring of over 40,000 rocks placed in concentric circles by the ancients, Gilgal Refaim has been an inspiration to many - and today inspires a new wine release - Gilgal."
Both my brother's girlfriend and I thoroughly enjoyed the red. It was full-bodied, with hints of blackberry and cherry fruit, and certainly not overwhelmingly oaky. You know how you walk into a liquor or wine store and become completely overwhelmed? (No? Just me?) Well, because the name and the bottle are so unique, and because it had a taste that was easy to drink, I will definitely be buying more Gilgal wine.
And now, I can't wait to try the Chardonnay, which is described as "exhibiting pineapple, melon, green apple and pear fruit notes". See, it's fruitfully healthy!
Cheers!
I was sent 2 bottles of Gilgal wine to facilitate this review. As always, opinions expressed herein are my very own.
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