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63 Lefante Way · Bayonne, NJ 07002 | 718.384.2400 | Royalwine.Com Wine Portfolio 2018 63 LeFante Way · Bayonne, NJ 07002 | 718.384.2400 | RoyalWine.com TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction.......................................4 Chile Tabor . 283 Alfasi . .107 Teperberg...................................... 291 California, USA Don Alfonso.....................................113 Tulip . 301 Baron Herzog . .5 Tzuba ..........................................305 Herzog...........................................11 France Vitkin..........................................309 Covenant . 23 Wines of France . .117 Yatir . 313 Hagafen . 29 Herzog French Selections ........................147 Zion . 317 Jeunesse . .35 Israel Padis . 39 1848 ............................................153 Italy Terra Gratia . 41 Alexander.......................................159 Bartenura...................................... 323 Weinstock . 43 Barkan..........................................165 Oribella . .331 Zakon...........................................49 Ben Ami . 175 Terra di Seta . 333 (in)...............................................53 Binyamina . 179 UVA . 337 New York, USA Carmel.........................................189 New Zealand Farbrengen . 55 Castel.......................................... 201 Goose Bay . .339 Kedem.......................................... 59 The Cave.......................................205 Portugal Kesser . .73 Chateau Remo . .207 Porto Cordovero . 343 Laufer............................................77 Covenant Israel..................................211 Ma Maison .......................................81 Flam ............................................215 Spain Rashi . 83 Gamla.......................................... 219 Capçanes . 345 Gush Etzion . 223 Clos Mesorah...................................349 Oregon & Washington, USA Jezreel . 227 Elvi . .351 Pacifica . .89 Matar...........................................233 Freixenet . .357 Argentina Montefiore......................................237 Ramon Cardova . 359 Flechas de los Andes............................. 93 Morad . 241 Tio Pepe . .363 Nadiv .......................................... 245 Australia Ukraine Or Haganuz . 249 Altoona Hills . 95 Chizay . .365 Psagot..........................................257 Teal Lake........................................99 Segal’s .........................................265 Appendix Canada Shiloh...........................................271 What Makes Wine Kosher . .I Tzafona . .103 Stoudemire . 279 Mevushal Index . .II ROYAL WINE CORP. Royal Wine Corp.’s mission is to be the pre- gene Herzog, the head of the Herzog family, innovative packaging and marketing. All mier manufacturer, importer and distributor moved the family to the United States. Royal Wine products are certified kosher of specialty wines, spirits and liqueurs from and are therefore prepared in adherence to Settling in New York City, Eugene Herzog around the world. the highest standards of cleanliness and pu- went to work for Royal Wine Corp. (which was rity, requiring meticulous care and pristine A heritage of perfection, Royal Wine Corp. started by the Pluczenik brothers in the 1940’s) winemaking conditions. has been owned and operated in the United as a winemaker, truck driver and salesman. Part States by the Herzog family, whose wine- of Eugene’s salary was paid in company shares Royal prides itself in providing the finest making roots date back nine generations and by 1958, Eugene was a majority stockholder wines, spirits and liqueurs from all over to 19th century Czechoslovakia. and purchased the company. the world, with products hailing from Italy, Israel, France, Scotland, Australia, New Founded in 1848, the Herzog family winery Eugene and his four sons incorporated the Zealand, Chile, Hungary, Spain, Portugal, was renowned as the royal wine supplier to the name Kedem, and began a quest to regain Argentina, Canada and the United States. emperor of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, Em- the splendor of the Herzog family name. peror Franz Joseph, eventually earning Phillip While the company began modestly with Herzog (1843-1918) the noble title of Baron. one line of traditional wines for sacramental Baron Phillip Herzog purposes, the Herzogs set their sights on 1843-1918 The winery was seized by the Nazis at the redefining the kosher wine industry and onset of World War II and placed under the setting progressively higher standards. control of a Christian man designated to man- age production. The Herzogs survived the war Today the Royal Wine Corporation is the in hiding and were supported with smuggled unequivocal leader in the kosher wine and profits from the winery. In 1948, after the beverage industry, in quality, range of Communist takeover in Czechoslovakia, Eu- products, modern production methods, BARON HERZOG CALIFORNIA The vast majority of wines produced in The Baron Herzog brand is known for out- America originate in California. Due to the standing variety and value. With a history of influence of Pacific Ocean breezes, vineyards reliable quality dating back to 1985, Baron along the coast (and as far inland as 200 miles Herzog wines offer something for every in some areas) are beneficially cooled, there- palate. They trace their winemaking origins by resulting in fine wine grapes. back nine generations, to Phillip Herzog, Cabernet who made wine in Slovakia for the Aus- The combination of varying microclimates, Sauvignon tro-Hungarian court more than a century local soil types and topography make the VINTAGE ago. Phillip’s wines were so appreciated by various wine regions of California ideal for 2016 Emperor Franz-Josef that the emperor made growing an array of grapes, as local conditions VARIETAL Phillip a baron. Baron Herzog wines, a line Cabernet Sauvignon can resemble those found in France’s Bor- of premium yet moderately priced Califor- REGION deaux, Burgundy and Rhone regions, various nia varietals, are named to commemorate California parts of Italy, etc. Thus, most grape types have SUPERVISION that honor. These award-winning wines are a hospitable home somewhere in the multitude Rabbi Weinberger, handcrafted by winemaker Joe Hurliman for of California’s grape growing regions. Rabbi Teichman, OU immediate consumption or short-term aging, ALC 13% / RED / DRY / MEVUSHAL and are widely available nationwide. SIZE QTY UPC 750 ML 12 087752002575 BARON HERZOG CALIFORNIA 7 Chardonnay Chenin Blanc Chenin Blanc / VINTAGE VINTAGE Viognier 2017 2017 VINTAGE VARIETAL VARIETAL 2016 Chardonnay Chenin Blanc VARIETAL REGION REGION Chenin Blanc, Viognier Clarksburg, California Clarksburg, California REGION SUPERVISION SUPERVISION California Rabbi Weinberger, Rabbi Weinberger, SUPERVISION Rabbi Teichman, OU Rabbi Teichman, OU Rabbi Weinberger, ALC 13% / WHITE / DRY / MEVUSHAL ALC 13% / WHITE / SEMI Rabbi Teichman, OU MEVUSHAL ALC 11.5% / WHITE / SEMI MEVUSHAL SIZE QTY UPC SIZE QTY UPC SIZE QTY UPC 750 ML 12 087752002568 750 ML 12 087752002537 750 ML 12 087752019344 8 CALIFORNIA BARON HERZOG Merlot Zinfandel Aleph VINTAGE VINTAGE VINTAGE 2015 2014 & 2015 2016 VARIETAL VARIETAL VARIETAL Merlot Zinfandel Red Blend REGION REGION REGION Central Coast, California Lodi, California California SUPERVISION SUPERVISION SUPERVISION Rabbi Weinberger, Rabbi Weinberger, Rabbi Weinberger, Rabbi Teichman, OU Rabbi Teichman, OU Rabbi Teichman, OU ALC 13.5% / RED / DRY / MEVUSHAL ALC 14.5% / RED / DRY / MEVUSHAL ALC 13.5% / RED / DRY / MEVUSHAL SIZE QTY UPC SIZE QTY UPC SIZE QTY UPC 750 ML 12 087752007136 750 ML 12 087752003794 750 ML 12 087752023709 Herzog Vineyards BARON HERZOG CALIFORNIA 9 Rosé of Cabernet White Zinfandel VINTAGE VINTAGE 2016 2017 VARIETAL VARIETAL Cabernet Sauvignon White Zinfandel REGION REGION Clarksburg, California California SUPERVISION SUPERVISION Rabbi Weinberger, Rabbi Weinberger, Rabbi Teichman, OU Rabbi Teichman, OU ALC 13.5% / ROSÉ / SEMI ALC 10.5% / ROSÉ / SEMI MEVUSHAL MEVUSHAL SIZE QTY UPC SIZE QTY UPC 750 ML 12 087752008966 750 ML 12 087752002544 10 CALIFORNIA BARON HERZOG Pinot Grigio Sauvignon Blanc Brut Champagne VINTAGE VINTAGE REGION 2017 2017 California VARIETAL VARIETAL SUPERVISION Pinot Grigio Sauvignon Blanc Rabbi Weinberger, REGION REGION Rabbi Teichman, OU California Central Coast, California ALC 12% / WHITE / DRY SPARKLING / MEVUSHAL SUPERVISION SUPERVISION Rabbi Weinberger, Rabbi Weinberger, Rabbi Teichman, OU Rabbi Teichman, OU ALC 13% / WHITE / DRY / MEVUSHAL ALC 13.5% / WHITE / DRY MEVUSHAL SIZE QTY UPC SIZE QTY UPC SIZE QTY UPC 750 ML 12 087752013090 750 ML 12 087752002551 750 ML 12 087752003831 HERZOG WINE CELLARS CALIFORNIA Made from the finest grapes from some Most recently, the Herzog family also of California’s most respected vineyards, released a special line of wines to commem- Herzog Wine Cellars Special Reserve wines orate their nine generations in the winemak- constitute the winery’s flagship ultra-premi- ing business. Generation VIII by Herzog is um wines. The relentless quest to make the the highest echelon of Cabernet Sauvignon best wines possible was the major motivation wines made by the winery. Also new to the Cabernet behind the construction of the Herzog Wine portfolio is a line of Single Vineyard wines. Sauvignon LTD Cellars winery in Oxnard. Designed with Each vintage highlights a different vineyard, -Warnecke small-lot winemaking in mind, Winemaker keeping the wines unique. Vineyard Joe Hurliman has complete control starting Chalk Hill from the growing season. The Reserve line VINTAGE includes several varietals and production of 2015 these wines is extremely limited,
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