GOLAN HEIGHTS MT HERMON WHITE

Golan Heights Mount Hermon White is a dry white wine made by the Israeli producer Golan Heights Winery.

What it is

1. Type: White wine (blend)
2. Region: Galilee / Golan Heights, Israel
3. Style: Fresh, medium-bodied, everyday white
4. Alcohol: ~13–13.5% ABV

It’s part of the winery’s “Mount Hermon” entry-level line—made to be approachable, fruit-driven, and easy to drink.

Grapes (typical blend)

Depending on vintage, it often includes:

1. Sauvignon Blanc
2. Chardonnay
3. Sémillon
4. Viognier (and sometimes Muscat)

Flavor profile

You can expect:

1. Citrus: lime, grapefruit, tangerine
2. Fruit: green apple, melon, peach, tropical fruit
3. Floral notes: orange blossom, white flowers
4. Light herbal/grassy freshness

It’s usually described as bright, clean, and fruit-forward with a crisp finish.

Style in simple terms

Think of it as:

1. More aromatic and tropical than a neutral Pinot Grigio
2. Less buttery or oaky than Chardonnay
3. Similar “refreshing white blend” style to Sauvignon Blanc-based wines

Food pairing

Works well with:

1. Grilled chicken or fish
2. Sushi or light seafood
3. Salads with citrus dressings
4. Spicy dishes (the fruitiness helps balance heat)

Simple takeaway

Mount Hermon White = an easy-drinking Israeli white blend with bright citrus, tropical fruit, and floral freshness—made for casual meals and everyday drinking.