How far is the winery from Haifa?

Amram Winery is in Moshav Ramot Naftali in the Upper Galilee, about 87 km from Haifa — roughly an 85-minute drive.

No. The Hebrew listing for the winery states explicitly that it is not kosher. Kosher status is attributed only to the neighbouring Ramot Naftaly Winery, not to Amram, and no certifying body is associated with Amram.

What is the winery known for?

Its small family format (around 6,000 bottles a year) and the owner personally hosting guests. Visitors especially note the on-site spirits distillery and the personal-barrel project — about 300 bottles of a chosen blend with a personal label.

Amram Winery

Galilee

Amram Winery is a small family boutique winery in Moshav Ramot Naftali in the Upper Galilee, founded in 2001 by grape grower Amram Azulai and his son Ohad. The estate grows Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Shiraz and Sangiovese in the Kadesh Valley. First releases came from the 2004 vintage (about 2,800 bottles), growing to roughly 6,000 bottles a year today. It is one of four small boutique wineries that gave Moshav Ramot Naftali its reputation as a wine-tourism stop in the northern Galilee. A tasting of 4–5 wines is 60 NIS per person. An optional cheese platter for 2–3 guests is 120 NIS. Visits take about 40 minutes without cheese or 60–80 minutes with cheese. The selection includes Full Moon, Nevuah, Bereshit and Naftali Mountains, including a white wine. Visits are by advance appointment only: 050-5222901 or Info@amramwinery.com. Groups of up to 10; no minimum group size.

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