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Founded by French immigrant Michel Murciano in 2000, Hevron Heights Winery produces exceptional Old World-style wines in one of Israel’s most ancient viticultural regions.
The Judean Hills provide excellent grape growing conditions thanks to the plentiful sunshine and cooling sea breezes which help ensure perfect balance in the finished wines.
These wines are crafted from grapes grown at around 950 metres of altitude in the hills around Jerusalem which is ideal for creating sophisticated Bordeaux-style blends.
This luscious Old World-style Merlot is aged in oak for 18 months and sourced from high altitude vineyards in the Judean Hills.
These wines express the intense, rugged character of the Judean Hills where they are grown with plenty of rich dark fruit character and toasty hints from the 18 months of barrel ageing.
These powerful reds are crafted with prime grapes grown at 950 metres of altitude on the hills of Jerusalem and they are aged in French and American oak for 20 months to add extra complexity.
Named after the “oaks of Mamre” where Abraham once lived, these elegant wines are crafted from classic French varietals like Chardonnay, Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon.
Named after the ancient Tomb of the Patriarchs in Hebron, this opulent wine is crafted with top quality grapes grown at altitude in the Judean Hills and ages in French oak barrels for 24 months.
Hevron Heights was founded in 2000 by Michel Murciano and several French investors who dreamt of making Old World-style wines in one of Israel’s most ancient viticultural regions. The winery buys grapes from local growers with many based close to Hebron itself where conditions are ideal for producing top quality fruit.
Thanks to the French heritage of its founder, Hevron Heights produces vibrant Israeli wines in a distinctly Old World style. The head winemaker is Francois Raynal who brings a wealth of French winemaking expertise and traditions to the winery while allowing the quality of the local terroir to shine through.
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