Attend fewer tastings
As tempting as it is to schedule as many wine tastings as possible, doing so can be counterproductive. An overly busy schedule causes stress and comes in the way of relaxing time, which is contrary to what you want from wine and vacations. To many people, ‘FOMO’ leads them to over-commitment and drive over long distances, barely pausing to rest and soak up the laid-back atmosphere. This is not the right way to approach wine tasting.
Instead of having a fully booked schedule, you should have a shorter itinerary. With a shorter, more concentrated itinerary, you will be able to enjoy your wine and have a great time with every winery and vineyard that you visit.
If you are looking for a reputable vineyard to visit on your vacation, Psagot Jerusalem Vineyards is inviting wine enthusiasts from all over the world to celebrate that tradition with their most passionate wines: Cabernet Sauvignon, Edom, and Peak.
Psagot, located in the hills of Binyamin near Jerusalem, is a winery that combines history and current wine technology to produce wines that are as story-rich as they are flavorful.
Yaakov and Na’ama Berg, the vineyard co-founders, have spent over two decades developing the land and perfecting their wines, embracing the trials and achievements of Israeli winemaking. Every bottle they produce reflects their love of the vineyard, the region, and one another.
You can visit the vineyard at any given time. You only need to let them know, and they will be ready for you by the time you get there.
