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Autonomia Valencia is a land of beaches, plains, and mountains. There is an ancient winemaking tradition and some very cool indigenous grapes to explore. Why wouldn't you try Bobal or Merseguera? Invest 12 minutes in the wines of Valencia.

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Enrique Mendoza

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In episode three of this series, we will work through all the designations you find on the labels and what they mean to you and your customers. Invest 10 minutes in a refresh of all those sherry terms.

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Emilio Hidalgo

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An everyday market opportunity is amplified during the annual Jewish holidays and celebrations. Kosher wine should be a part of every wine program, but knowing what to buy can be confusing. This episode provides the foundation you need to buy and sell kosher wine.

Kosher Symbols

Decoding Wine Label Symbols

1. The KSA Symbol: Look for the KSA (Kosher Supervision of America) symbol on the label, signifying that the wine is certified kosher by this reputable organization. The KSA symbol provides a sense of trust and authenticity.
2. OU Symbol: The OU (Orthodox Union) symbol is another common certification for kosher wines. Wines bearing the OU symbol have undergone rigorous inspection and meet the highest kosher standards.
3. P: A “P” on the label indicates that the wine is kosher for Passover, making it suitable for consumption during the holiday.
4. Mevushal: Some kosher wines are “Mevushal,” meaning they have undergone a process of flash pasteurization. Mevushal wines maintain their kosher status even if handled by non-Jewish individuals, making them ideal for events where wine will be served by non-Jewish staff.