Beer
Brewed with barley from Be’eri's fields, a new Israeli beer brings new life after October 7
Jelin, a member of the kibbutz and former MK (Yesh Atid) and head of the Eshkol Regional Council, explains that the original idea was to use the barley malt to make whisky.
What's brewing in Israel's craft beer scene this summer?
Not 5 stars, but not a Scouts tent either: The new glamping site in the North
Idan Amedi to perform near Gaza border after wartime injury
Beer & donations to IDF soldiers: Special tribute on International Beer Day
On August 2 for International Beer Day, TivTaam & Jems Brewery launch Jem's IDF beer, with 10% profits supporting IDF soldiers injured by iron swords.
Especially for summer: French beer brand 1664 Blanc launches new can
The same beloved beer in an elegant and refreshing package: the popular brand introduces a new, stylish, and convenient can.
Everything new on the shelf
New fruit desserts from gio, a series of fizzy drinks, fruit-flavored energy drinks, refreshing light beer, sweet Bamba crunch, new wines, fresh noodle dishes, and more.
Pancakes for NIS 24 and more
From gourmet feasts to beer festivals, this summer's culinary events in Israel are set to delight food lovers with unique experiences and delectable treats.
16 years later, the magic of Bamba returns
We've tasted everything new on the shelves and are here to tell you all about it.
Mango, papaya, and beer: Weekend drink recommendations
Beer that breaks barriers, an evening that breaks the routine, Rosé to beat the heat, and a bitter drink that will surprise your palate.
The new Goldstar, a facelift for the beer brand sold in Israel
Goldstar Beer: A new look for Israel's best-selling brand.
Beer of Heroines, wine for the brave
Talia Levin’s northern journey takes her from a lemongrass-infused beer in Karmiel to natural wines in Tel Aviv.
Euro 2024 tasty food guide
Because it's not really a football celebration without being a calorie celebration too.
Beer instead of wine: The true tradition of Shavuot
Long before it became the "Dairy Holiday," Shavuot was a wheat festival. Weihenstephan brings Shavuot Fest—transforming the holiday into a true celebration.
