How far is it from Haifa?

The winery is in Moshav HaZoreim in the Lower Galilee, about 61 km / 55 minutes' drive from Haifa. It sits roughly 3 km southwest of Tiberias, near Tzemach.

Do I need to book ahead?

Table reservations appear to be available — a Tabit Israel online-reservation page exists. For the café/deli, walk-ins are likely possible, but booking is recommended, especially for groups. The winery itself does not explicitly state a reservation requirement.

Yes, the kitchen is kosher and dairy. The certifying body is reported inconsistently: easy.co.il lists "local rabbinate," while rest.co.il and d.co.il list "Mehadrin." Confirm the exact supervising authority with the winery.

What does a visit include?

Wine tasting from the winery's own selection and an on-site kosher dairy deli — bruschetta, salads, shakshuka, sandwiches, coffee; wine can be bought to take home. There is no winery tour: it is more of a wine-and-dine spot. Indoor and outdoor seating with field views, scrap-art sculptures and horses on the grounds.

What is it known for?

A small family boutique winery in a scenic Lower Galilee field near Tiberias, known for pairing its own wines with a kosher dairy deli and for its rustic farm atmosphere with metal scrap-art sculptures and horses. Unusually for a winery, it offers no tour. Over 100 seats for families, couples and groups. Specific grape varieties and flagship wines are not published.

HaZorim Boutique Winery

Galilee

HaZorim Boutique Winery (יקב הזורעים) is a small family boutique winery set in the heart of Moshav HaZoreim in the Lower Galilee, surrounded by green fields and Galilee views, about 3 km southwest of Tiberias near Tzemach. It is a recently opened place with little published history: no founding year, owner or winemaker name is available in public sources — reservation records point to roughly 2024–2025, but this is not confirmed by the winery itself. Here you taste wines from the winery's own selection alongside an on-site kosher dairy deli/eatery: bruschetta, salads, shakshuka and Norwegian-style sandwiches, coffee. Wine is sold on site to take home. There is no winery tour (one review explicitly notes this) — it works more as a wine-and-dine destination than a classic winery tour. The site is spacious, seating over 100 people, with indoor and outdoor seating and field/Galilee views; the grounds are decorated with metal scrap-art sculptures and there are horses on the property, giving it a rustic farm atmosphere. Specific grape varieties and flagship wines are not published in any source — confirm before visiting.

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