Manischewitz is a sweet concord grape wine that's typically kosher for Passover. Like many things in life, the Passover tradition of drinking the Four Cups of wine has evolved over the years. For many Jewish families, Manischewitz wine has become a staple at the Seder table, representing both tradition and nostalgia.
Growing up on the Dutch Caribbean island of Curaçao, 34-year-old Diahann Alexandra Maria Atacho's parents would regularly turn to an old bottle of Manischewitz wine for special occasions. The rich, sweet taste of the wine brought back memories of family gatherings and celebrations.
Manischewitz or Mani'z? The biggest name in matzo is giving itself a clean, updated look with a design assist from the marketers behind the scenes. The rebranding aims to attract a younger demographic while still honoring the brand's rich history and tradition.
The 136-year-old company's products have been staples in American Jewish households for generations. After a major rebranding, the matzo and wine company is looking to appeal to a new generation of consumers while staying true to its roots.
This year, many are looking to the burgeoning wine industry in Israel for their Seder sips. Israeli wines have gained recognition worldwide for their quality and unique flavors, making them a popular choice for Passover celebrations.
What makes this Passover different from all other Passovers? It may be the box of matzoh on your kitchen table. Manischewitz continues to be a symbol of tradition and heritage for Jewish families around the world.
This year marked a significant turn towards Israeli wines, a change driven by a mix of cultural pride and geopolitical solidarity - according to industry experts. Israeli winemakers have been gaining recognition for their quality wines, making them a popular choice for Passover celebrations.
Consumers browsing the kosher aisle this Passover season may do a double take. Manischewitz, the 136-year-old kosher food titan has a fresh new look and feel, appealing to a younger generation of Jewish consumers.
(JTA) — Why are these macaroons different from all other macaroons? It's a question that many American Jews may find themselves asking this Passover. With a renewed focus on tradition and innovation, Manischewitz continues to be a beloved brand in Jewish households.
