Reuven Winery is a family boutique winery in Moshav Givat Ada, founded in 2005 by winemaker Eilat Ben-Moshe and his wife Ayala. It is named after Eilat's father, Reuven, a multi-generation winemaker who planted the family vineyards (about 45 dunams) in the Nadiv Valley. The wines are made from these estate vineyards using natural, hand and traditional low-yield methods; the reds age in French oak for 18 months to two years, plus about six more months in bottle before release. The wines are unfiltered and sold mainly at the winery itself. The estate is described as "a little Tuscany in Givat Ada": a rustic, European-style wine center overlooking the vineyards and orchards. A paid visit includes a talk about the wine and the estate, a tour of the barrel room among the vineyards, and a tasting of three wines, which winemaker Eilat accompanies with humorous storytelling. There is a shop on site selling wines at winery prices. The range includes Cabernet Sauvignon (listed first), plus Carignan, Petit Verdot and a dry white Muscat Alexandroni.
Reuven Winery is in Moshav Givat Ada, about 45 km and roughly 42 minutes' drive from Haifa.
Yes, visits are by advance reservation only. Book by phone at 052-2840823 (also 054-6562252 or 04-6389418) or via the website contact form. Per third-party sources, visits are usually on weekends, sometimes on weekdays — coordinate ahead.
Kosher status is not stated anywhere — neither on the official site nor in local directories. Confirm directly with the winery before visiting.
A paid visit at the wine center includes a talk about the wine and the estate, a tour of the barrel room among the vineyards, and a tasting of three wines with storytelling by winemaker Eilat. There is a shop on site; you can add a cheese-and-bread platter or a breakfast/brunch to the tasting (separate packages).
It is a family boutique estate described as "a little Tuscany in Givat Ada": unfiltered wines from the family vineyards in the Nadiv Valley, planted by Reuven, the winemaker's father. Winemaker Eilat leads the tours himself with humor.
After the trip, head back to what's on: concerts, theatre, exhibitions and events for tonight and the weekend.
Information updated: May 2026