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Lovatelli’s New Vermouths at KFWE 2025 [Video]
Similar to speaking with Jonathan Hajdu, who created a new kosher-certified vermouth for the US market, at Royal Wine’s Kosher Food & Wine Experience (KFWE) last year about his vermouth, I had the pleasure of not only trying both of Lovatelli’s new kosher-certified vermouths this week at this year’s KFWE, but also speaking with the […]
Jonathan Hajdu on Hajdu Vermouth
With only a few domestically-produced kosher-certified vermouths commercially available in the US, I was excited to not only try and taste one of them, but also to speak with the creator of this vermouth last week at Royal Wine Corporation’s Kosher Food & Wine Experience (KFWE). Jonathan Hajdu, who was recognized as one of Wine […]
Creating Kosher Vermouth
In this clip from the 96th episode of The Jewish Drinking Show, Yoni Schwartz describes creating kosher vermouth: This clip is also available on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn.
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Promised Land Beverage Co. KFP Cider, Kosher Vermouths, & More, featuring Yoni Schwartz [Ep. #96 of The Jewish Drinking Show]
Having heard of certified kosher-for-Passover apple cider/beer, as well as new kosher-certified vermouths, I was intrigued to speak with the man behind these creations. For the 96th episode of The Jewish Drinking Show, Yoni Schwartz of Promised Land Beverage Co. speaks on his Exodus hopped cider, as well as his kosher-certified dry vermouth and sweet […]
Looking to Buy Kosher Vermouth in the US?
A question that I frequently encounter is where can one purchase kosher-certified vermouth? This question frequently occurs due to vermouth being largely wine-based and, therefore, subject to concerns about gentile wine, thus requiring kosher-certification. While one can generally find Kedem’s dry vermouth or sweet vermouth in the US, in case you are looking for another […]