How To Get Israeli Wines Delivered Abroad

In 2025, Israel has attempted to make itself more and more prominent in the international wine trade. Fortunately, growing wine is nothing new to the region, as it was used as a route between Mesopotamia and Egypt for wine trading. Several thousand years later, it was once again thriving due to the wine growing efforts of the crusaders in Bethlehem and Nazareth. Most recently, it has seen revolution during the industrial revolution by Baron Edmond de Rothschild. Edmond de Rothschild imported several grape varieties from abroad, brought French winemakers to pioneer the efforts, and, most importantly, was the first to apply electricity and the telephone to wineries in Israel.

Nowadays, Israel has over 300 wineries with over 70% of them being boutique or medium-sized. This results in hundreds of thousands of bottles being created. However, most bottles made in Israel are purchased quickly and never make it to shelves abroad. So how can international consumers get their hands on Israel’s finest wines?Cork & Cellar makes it easy with their Cork & Cellar Club. Being a part of the club gives you access to an exclusive network of Israel’s finest spirits, all delivered to your door. They even do their homework to inform you about Israel’s expanding catalogue of wines in their monthly newsletters to you. Whether you’re looking for a unique taste or a collector trying to grow their collection, the Cork & Cellar Club is the best way to get your hands on wines in Israel.

Source: Cork and Cellar