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Snow covers the vineyards near Kibbutz Merom Golan in Israel's Golan Heights.

A worker harvests Cabernet Sauvignon grapes for Chateau Golan winery at Moshav Eliad in Israel's Golan Heights.

A scarecrow guards the corner of the Odem vineyard, famous for Golan Heights Winery's Yarden Chardonnay. Odem was planted between the years 1989 and 2000 near Kibbutz El Rom in the Israel's Golan Heights, on well-drained basalt soil with a high tuff content.

A Masters of Wine visit to the Bar'on vineyard, a showcase for the Golan Heights Winery, being planted with cuttings from the winery’s own nursery & propagation block and conforming to sustainable practices. Bar'on was planted in 2009 at an elevation of 1,040 meters above sea level with mostly Chardonnay, Syrah, Petit Verdot and Cabernet Sauvignon.

Visitors depart Château Golan after a private tasting experience at one of Israel's most extravagant wineries, which is built from basalt in the style of a French Château, in Moshav Eliad in the southern Golan Heights.

Workers harvest Cabernet Sauvignon grapes at dawn for Bazelet HaGolan Winery at Tel Mahfi in Israel's Golan Heights. The winery was established in 1998 and produces some 80,000 bottles of wine annually from 100 dunam (25 acres) of vineyards, all in the rich basalt soil of the volcanic plateau.

A turbine of the Emek Habacha (Valley of Tears) wind energy project towers over snow-covered vineyards and orchards near Kibbutz El Rom in Israel's Golan Heights.

A worker cleans oak casks in the barrel cellar of Golan Heights Winery, in the Golan Heights town of Katzrin. The winery is Israel's third largest, and is certified Sustainable under the Lodi Rules.

Volunteers harvest Cabernet Sauvignon grapes in Assaf Winery's Sabras vineyard near Moshav Kidmat Zvi in Israel's Golan Heights.

Assaf Winery at sunset, near Moshav Kidmat Zvi in Israel's Golan Heights.

Domaine Seror winery, at Moshav Avnei Eitan in the southern Golan Heights, brings together passionate French-Israeli businessmen, a patriotic farmer, an acclaimed wine-maker and the exclusive wine community of Club Seror.

The Cabernet Sauvignon harvest starts at dawn in the Odem vineyard for Odem Mountain Winery. The vines were planted between the years 1989 and 2000 near Kibbutz El Rom in the Israel's Golan Heights, on well-drained basalt with a high tuff content.

The barrel cellar at Bazelet HaGolan Winery in Moshav Kidmat Zvi. The winery was established in 1998 and produces some 80,000 bottles of wine annually from 100 dunam (25 acres) of vineyards, all in the rich basalt soil of the volcanic Golan Heights.

Assaf Winery ready for the harvest, near Moshav Kidmat Zvi in Israel's Golan Heights. The family winery was established I 2004 and offers visitors an all-round experience including wine-tasting, a restaurant and log cabins for overnight stays.

The visitors center and fermentation tanks of Golan Heights Winery in the town of Katzrin, known as the "capital of the Golan". The winery is Israel's third largest, and is certified Sustainable under the Lodi Rules.

Turbines of the Emek Habacha (Valley of Tears) wind energy project tower over snow-covered vineyards and orchards near Kibbutz El Rom in Israel's Golan Heights.

Snow covers the vineyards near Kibbutz Merom Golan in Israel's Golan Heights.

Turbines of the Emek Habacha (Valley of Tears) wind energy project tower over vineyards and orchards at sunrise, during the wine grape harvest at Tel Mahfi in Israel's Golan Heights.

Visitors tour the El Rom vineyards, planted at an average of 1,050 meters above sea level on the west facing slopes across from Kibbutz El Rom in the northern Golan Heights.

Turbines of the Emek Habacha (Valley of Tears) wind energy project tower over the vineyards and orchards near Kibbutz El Rom in Israel's Golan Heights.

Odem Mountain, which gives the vineyard below its name, experiences its first winter snow. Odem was planted between the years 1989 and 2000 near Kibbutz El Rom in the Israel's Golan Heights, on well-drained basalt soil with a high tuff content.

Syrah vines cast their shadows over a Druze woman harvesting for Trio Wines in Moshav Nov, in the southern Golan Heights.

Victor Shoenfeld, chief winemaker at the Golan Heights Winery, in the winery's ENTAV-licensed nursery where they propagate virus-free vines under highly maintained sterile conditions.

Winemaker Lital Ovadia with her 2020 vintage Petit Verdot in her Tel Winery in Moshav Sha'al in the northern Golan Heights.

The sun sets behind a farmer's horse grazing at the Bental reservoir in the northern Golan Heights. The volcanic plateau known not only for producing unique wines but is also famed for its free-range beef and the cowboys that manage the herds.

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