Enter to win a $150Â KosherWine.com gift card! Free kosher wine, just in time for Passover.
Woo hoo! Exciting day for my Texas and Massachusetts friends. KosherWine.com now ships to your states! Could the timing with Passover be any better?
This is big news. KosherWine.com has the largest selection of kosher wine in the country- over 600 wines and 200 specific to Passover! From 90+ rated wines from Flam, Shiloh, Gilgal, Psgaot, Baron Herzog, Yarden, and Barkan and at all price points.  They offer free shipping on all cases, and have over 100 wines on sale for Passover right now! So you get the largest selection of wines for the best deal. No brainer, right?
It takes a little longer for the wine to get to us in Texas, so the Passover deadline is March 19th. That’s very soon! They also offer mixed cases for Passover and Rosh Hashanah, which takes the stress out of ordering because KosherWine.com picks their best wines for you. You can order all the Passover wine you need, perfectly paired for your Seder in just one click. Sweet! They start at $149 and are super popular and always sell out, so definitely order now if you would like one in time for the holiday.
I’m sure you are planning your menu already. I’ve been working on mine since January! No joke. I’ve got potato kugel, brisket, and matzo ball soup on the menu, just for starters. But with four glasses of wine as a requirement during the Seder, wine is just as essential as the food. Bubbe is stocking up!
Giveaway time! Even if you don’t win, you win. New customers will receive $20 off your first order with the discount code WJWEPASSOVER. Just fill out the Rafflecopter below to enter.
I’m doing the cooking, lamb and chicken. That’s all I know so far!
I’m not cooking this year.
I will be assisting my mother in the kitchen this passover! My husband and I will be visiting my family for passover for the first time. very exciting!
Yep! Brisket first night. Someone else cooks second night! 😉
I have no idea what I’m cooking this year. I really need to start thinking about this!!
Pazole Soup with Poblano Matzo Balls, Gefilte Fish Tureen with dandelion and radish greens, Braised Lamb Shanks, Potato Spinach Nests, Quinoa Pilaf with mango and jalapeño, Mushroom “couscous”, Asaparagus with roasted garlic. Fruit Compote and Chocolate Flourless Torte for dessert!
All I need now is the wine!
Hopefully you can help me with that!
That menu sounds amazing!! Can I come over?
Amy, you are always welcome to come visit! Let me know if you ever make it to the DC area!
I’ll make it there some day!
My boyfriend (non-Jewish, but he makes the BEST Passover meals) is doing an entire vegetarian dinner from the awesome cookbook Plenty More. In the past he has made salmon along with side dishes from the Jerusalem cookbook. He’s come a long way since the first meal – stuffing Cornish hens, then being told he has to *remove* the stuffing to replace it with matzah stuffing. 😀
Aw I love this! Your BF sounds amazing. Let me know how the meal turns out!
nope! going to my parents
No cooking for me!
If I don’t, who will? Seriously, my grandsons will make the matzoh balls for the soup, my husband will make the salad, and my daughter will have a glass of wine and kibitz while I make everything else (helpfully explaining how whatever I’m doing isn’t quite the way I did it when she was little).
I will be spending time with my family — some Jewish, some not. So it’s a combo Passover-Easter celebration!
Brisket, tzimmes, apple matzo kugel, hasselback potatoes with dairy-free pesto, salad, coconut macaroons and something chocolate. My mom will be making the matzo ball soup. There will only be 8 people but will probably have enough food for 20.
Sounds delicious! Ha that’s always the Jewish way.
It’s my turn to cook this year!
Yes, I will be doing all the cooking this year.
I am doing some of the cooking.
My mom
Always does the big Seder cooking but I’ll contribute!! Maybe a flourless torte or potato kugel!!
I love wine. This looks really good to try out! Thanks for the opportunity to enter the giveaway! I am thrilled!
I’m not cooking, I just had a baby 2 weeks ago!
Mazel tov!
Looks like a great website for wine!
I’m cooking some things, but I’m helping at a community seder this year.
I am cooking fish, and brisket as well as roasted veggies.
I am cooking, hosting only a handful of people, but we do need ine.
Yes, but I love it. Still sorting out the menu (yikes) and you are a SUPER BIG HELP!!! Thanks, Amy!!
No. My sister is though
Really like your site. You have great recipes, and I’d love to win the kosherwine.com gift card. That would make my seder complete!
I am cooking and will be sure to drink 4 cups of wine at the seder!
I’ll do some cooking as I always go to a pot-luck Seder with friends and/or a congregational one. One year I boiled, and peeled, 12 dzen eggs! OUCH!
I am cooking…but need desert ideas that do NOT include tree nuts!!
Matzo ball soup, Turkey, sweet and sour meatballs for the first night. Oven fried chicken for the second night and lots of vegetarian for the in between days.