Sea Horse Winery

Was in the area hiking and thought why not buy a bottle or wine or two of wine, so drove up to the winery with excitement and curiosity. Google maps took us through a raw and untamed dirt road, which we discovered it was. As we arrived, with coincidence another car arrived, and parked outside the winery. I politely asked the elderly man in Hebrew if he is the owner, to which he abruptly answered “we’re closed”.

Conclusion: the owner (long “white walker” haired) is rude, and after this experience I will never buy his wine. Don’t come without an appointment or you’ll get a very rude greeting. Perhaps his pet sea horse died or something, but it’s no need to be so. Good luck, and also know these wines aren’t kosher if that’s important to to you - that’s why the kosher makolet at Bar Giyyora doesn’t sell them.