Do you remember your first wine? I don’t mean Manischewitz or Kedem basic wines, but the step up. For me it was Italian Rashi Joyvin White and Red. Now I am Russian and Jewish so obviously it was perfectly acceptable to drink at family events before I was 21 and these wines were perfect for all the family and holiday celebrations. The wines are low in alcohol, (only 6%) and are sweet. I remember the first time I drank the Joyvin Red at Passover, it made me feel like such a grown up.
Recently when deciding which wine to do a tasting of I caught sight of the Joyvin bottles and as nostalgia settled over me I decided to taste them. Since my tasted changed in the last 15 years these wines are not typically what I drink anymore, but they were still very pleasant to taste. For anyone who likes Moscato but gets tired of the bubbles the white one is perfect. It has a very pleasant, light, fruity flavor. The red is also very light with citrus and melon flavors. I also love how the bottles look, they are skinny, extended with frosted glass. These wines are perfect as starters, with dessert, ice cold on a hot summer day or when you don’t want to drink a high alcohol wine.
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