Teperberg Winery
The oldest vineyard
from israel
Teperberg was established in 1870 in Jerusalem, making it Israel's oldest vineyard and the fourth largest! Every year the vineyard produces more than 9 million bottles of wine for wine lovers all over the world. Teperberg is now a vineyard near Tzora at the foot of the Judean hills and originally bears the name Efrat. In the New Testament of the Bible, Efrat is mentioned as the shepherd's field of Bethlehem where the shepherds were informed by the angels of the birth of King Jesus.
The oldest vineyard
from israel
Teperberg was established in 1870 in Jerusalem, making it Israel's oldest vineyard and the fourth largest! Every year the vineyard produces more than 9 million bottles of wine for wine lovers all over the world. Teperberg is now a vineyard near Tzora at the foot of the Judean hills and originally bears the name Efrat. In the New Testament of the Bible, Efrat is mentioned as the shepherd's field of Bethlehem where the shepherds were informed by the angels of the birth of King Jesus.
Five generations of
wine-growing traditions
Motti Teperberg, son of Avraham's great grandson, took charge of the management and further sharpened the art of winemaking. He created a personal touch and improved the winery's fermentation process. The winery corresponds to the vision that the Teperberg family has always led - to preserve the old winemaking tradition, while constantly improving it. Five generations have been passed down from father to son, respecting family tradition.
Five generations of
wine-growing traditions
Motti Teperberg, son of Avraham's great grandson, took charge of the management and further sharpened the art of winemaking. He created a personal touch and improved the winery's fermentation process. The winery corresponds to the vision that the Teperberg family has always led - to preserve the old winemaking tradition, while constantly improving it. Five generations have been passed down from father to son, respecting family tradition.
The winery corresponds to the vision that the Teperberg family has always led - to preserve the old winemaking tradition while constantly improving it.
