Yashfe-Winery-Safed - Revision history

Simcha at 19:33, 10 February 2013

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	== Visits ==		== Visits ==
	Visitors are welcome to visit the Yoshfe winery, located on the lane above the [[HaMeiri Museum Safed\|HaMeiri Museum]] in Tzfat’s Old Jewish Quarter. Visitors should book a visit in advance.		Visitors are welcome to visit the Yoshfe winery, located on the lane above the [[HaMeiri Museum Safed\|HaMeiri Museum]] in Tzfat’s Old Jewish Quarter. Visitors should book a visit in advance.
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		+	{{Safed Tourism}}

	{{Claim Page}}		{{Claim Page}}

Simcha at 19:50, 18 October 2012

2012-10-18T19:50:42Z

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−	~~('''~~Hebrew~~'''~~: יקב ישפה ~~/ '''Translation''': Yashfe Winery / '''~~Pronunciation~~'''~~ Ya’ash-fe ~~/ '''Definition'''~~: Tzfat based winery based on ancient principles of wine making.)	+	{{Infobox
		+	\|title = Yashfe Winery Tzfat
		+	\|image = [[File:Space holder.jpg\|215px\|alt=Yashfe Winery Safed]]
		+	\|header1 = Hebrew:
		+	\|data2 = יקב ישפה
		+	\|header3 = Pronunciation:
		+	\|data4 = Ya’ash-fe
		+	\|header5 = Other Names:
		+	\|data6 = Tzfat Wines
		+	\|header7 = Description:
		+	\|data8 = Tzfat based winery based on ancient principles of wine making.}}

	In the [[Old City Safed\|Old City]] of [[Safed\|Tzfat]], Yehiel Yashfe an aeronautical engineer makes unique wines based on principles and theories that he developed through many years of trial and error.		In the [[Old City Safed\|Old City]] of [[Safed\|Tzfat]], Yehiel Yashfe an aeronautical engineer makes unique wines based on principles and theories that he developed through many years of trial and error.

ChaimV: /* Visits */

2012-06-25T03:38:48Z

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	== Visits ==		== Visits ==
	Visitors are welcome to visit the Yoshfe winery, located on the lane above the [[HaMeiri Museum Safed\|HaMeiri Museum]] in Tzfat’s Old Jewish Quarter. Visitors should book a visit in advance.		Visitors are welcome to visit the Yoshfe winery, located on the lane above the [[HaMeiri Museum Safed\|HaMeiri Museum]] in Tzfat’s Old Jewish Quarter. Visitors should book a visit in advance.
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		+	{{Claim Page}}

	[[Category:Safed]]		[[Category:Safed]]
	[[Category:Israeli-Businesses]]		[[Category:Israeli-Businesses]]

Simcha: /* Tzfat */

2012-01-19T22:00:09Z

Tzfat

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	=== Tzfat ===		=== Tzfat ===
−	Yehiel and his family moved to Tzfat. Yehiel wanted to study Kabbalah and wished to develop spiritually, but he continued to travel to Jerusalem to buy his friend’s wine. Eventually, his friend taught him how to make wine, explaining that he simply crushed the grapes by stomping them with his feet, placing them into a barrel and adding 20% sugar. After 40 days the wine was ready.	+	Yehiel and his family moved to Tzfat. Yehiel wanted [[Kabbalah in Safed\|to study Kabbalah]] and wished to develop spiritually, but he continued to travel to Jerusalem to buy his friend’s wine. Eventually, his friend taught him how to make wine, explaining that he simply crushed the grapes by stomping them with his feet, placing them into a barrel and adding 20% sugar. After 40 days the wine was ready.

	== Methodology ==		== Methodology ==

Simcha at 21:42, 17 January 2012

2012-01-17T21:42:21Z

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	('''Hebrew''': יקב ישפה / '''Translation''': Yashfe Winery / '''Pronunciation''' Ya’ash-fe / '''Definition''': Tzfat based winery based on ancient principles of wine making.)		('''Hebrew''': יקב ישפה / '''Translation''': Yashfe Winery / '''Pronunciation''' Ya’ash-fe / '''Definition''': Tzfat based winery based on ancient principles of wine making.)

−	In the Old ~~Jewish Quarter~~ of [[Safed\|Tzfat]], Yehiel Yashfe an aeronautical engineer makes unique wines based on principles and theories that he developed through many years of trial and error.	+	In the [[Old City Safed\|Old City]] of [[Safed\|Tzfat]], Yehiel Yashfe an aeronautical engineer makes unique wines based on principles and theories that he developed through many years of trial and error.

	== Background ==		== Background ==
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	== Sales ==		== Sales ==
−	Yashfe’s wines are sold in small quantities in Italy, the Netherlands and the United States. He produces all of his wines in the wine celler of his hundreds-year-old house in Tzfat’s Old ~~Jewish Quarter~~. The labels for his wines were created by his son, an artist and an architect.	+	Yashfe’s wines are sold in small quantities in Italy, the Netherlands and the United States. He produces all of his wines in the wine celler of his hundreds-year-old house in [[Old City Safed\|Tzfat’s Old City]]. The labels for his wines were created by his son, an artist and an architect.

	== Visits ==		== Visits ==

Simcha: /* Visits */

2011-12-29T19:34:23Z

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	== Visits ==		== Visits ==
	Visitors are welcome to visit the Yoshfe winery, located on the lane above the [[HaMeiri Museum Safed\|HaMeiri Museum]] in Tzfat’s Old Jewish Quarter. Visitors should book a visit in advance.		Visitors are welcome to visit the Yoshfe winery, located on the lane above the [[HaMeiri Museum Safed\|HaMeiri Museum]] in Tzfat’s Old Jewish Quarter. Visitors should book a visit in advance.
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Simcha: /* Visits */

2011-12-29T19:32:13Z

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	== Visits ==		== Visits ==
−	Visitors are welcome to visit the Yoshfe winery, located on the lane above the HaMeiri Museum in Tzfat’s Old Jewish Quarter. Visitors should book a visit in advance.	+	Visitors are welcome to visit the Yoshfe winery, located on the lane above the [[HaMeiri Museum Safed\|HaMeiri Museum]] in Tzfat’s Old Jewish Quarter. Visitors should book a visit in advance.

Simcha at 19:29, 29 December 2011

2011-12-29T19:29:14Z

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−	('''Hebrew''': יקב ישפה / '''Translation''': Yashfe Winery / '''Pronunciation''' Ya’ash-fe / '''Definition''': ~~Unique~~ Tzfat ~~Winery /'''Description''': Tzfat wine-making~~ based on ancient principles of making ~~wines~~)	+	('''Hebrew''': יקב ישפה / '''Translation''': Yashfe Winery / '''Pronunciation''' Ya’ash-fe / '''Definition''': Tzfat based winery based on ancient principles of wine making.)

−	In the Old Jewish Quarter of Tzfat an aeronautical engineer makes unique wines based on principles and theories that he developed through many years of trial and error.	+	In the Old Jewish Quarter of [[Safed\|Tzfat]], Yehiel Yashfe an aeronautical engineer makes unique wines based on principles and theories that he developed through many years of trial and error.

	== Background ==		== Background ==

Laurierappeport: Yashfe Winery Safed

2011-12-28T20:48:06Z

Yashfe Winery Safed

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('''Hebrew''': יקב ישפה / '''Translation''': Yashfe Winery / '''Pronunciation''' Ya’ash-fe / '''Definition''': Unique Tzfat Winery /'''Description''': Tzfat wine-making based on ancient principles of making wines)

In the Old Jewish Quarter of Tzfat an aeronautical engineer makes unique wines based on principles and theories that he developed through many years of trial and error.

== Background ==
Yehiel Yashfe came to Israel from Russia as a teen. He studied aeronautical engineering at Haifa’s Technion University and acquired a pilot’s license. While working at the Dassault plant in France he developed a taste for fine wine.

=== Kiddush ===
Yashfe became more religiously observant when he was in his 40s. One ritual, the “kiddush” -- sanctification -- over the Sabbath wine was difficult for him because the kiddush wine in Israel at that time was undrinkable. Once, at a friend’s house, he tasted excellent kiddush wine. When he asked his friend where it would be possible to buy the wine his friend explained that he made the wine himself.

=== Tzfat ===
Yehiel and his family moved to Tzfat. Yehiel wanted to study Kabbalah and wished to develop spiritually, but he continued to travel to Jerusalem to buy his friend’s wine. Eventually, his friend taught him how to make wine, explaining that he simply crushed the grapes by stomping them with his feet, placing them into a barrel and adding 20% sugar. After 40 days the wine was ready.

== Methodology ==
In 1997 the vintner at a local winery, Kerem Ben Zimra, gave Yoshfe 100 pounds of Cabernet Sauvignon grapes. The vintner told Yehiel that he must add sugar in order to prevent the wine from turning sour. Yehiel added sugar to 80% of the grapes but left 20% of the grapes to ferment without sugar. After 40 days of fermentation he tasted both wines and discovered that the unsweetened wine was the best.

=== Techniques ===
In succeeding years Yoshfe increased his quantities and varieties of red and white wines Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc wines. The grapes are crushed by stomping on them in the age-old manner of foot-treading. Yoshfe adds no sulfites to the juice. Yashfe believes that the B sulfites present in commercial wines cause headaches and other after-affects of drinking wine. “I don’t ruin wine in order to preserve it” Yashfe says. In addition, Yashfe also refuses to filter the yeast from the juice, saying “natural wine is not artificial. Wine courses teach the chemistry of winemaking, We study Torah, not chemistry. "

=== Storage ===
Yashfe stores his wines in clay barrels, the same kind of storage vessels that wine-makers used thousands of years go.

== Sales ==
Yashfe’s wines are sold in small quantities in Italy, the Netherlands and the United States. He produces all of his wines in the wine celler of his hundreds-year-old house in Tzfat’s Old Jewish Quarter. The labels for his wines were created by his son, an artist and an architect.

== Visits ==
Visitors are welcome to visit the Yoshfe winery, located on the lane above the HaMeiri Museum in Tzfat’s Old Jewish Quarter. Visitors should book a visit in advance.