David's Kingdom Kosher
Mevushal kosher wine from France and Israel, priced for the table.
The story behind David's Kingdom
David's Kingdom is a line of Mevushal kosher wines built for the table and the holiday table both. Bottlings draw on established vineyard sources, including the Pays d'Oc region of France and vineyards in Israel, and every release is produced under strict rabbinical supervision with Orthodox Union certification. The grapes are classic vitis vinifera: Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Chardonnay, and a Rosé blend.
There is no verified public record of a single founder or founding year for the label; it reaches shelves through international importers. What we can tell you after years of selling it is simpler. These are entry tier wines, most bottles under fifteen dollars, dry and semi sweet styles side by side, made to be opened without ceremony.
Explore the David's Kingdom range
Four core bottlings cover the line: two whites and rosé for the table, two reds for the holiday spread. Styles run dry to semi sweet.
| Expression | Type | Proof / ABV | Tasting notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| David's Kingdom Chardonnay | White, dry | 11 to 13.5% ABV | Green apple and pear, balanced acidity, crisp finish |
| David's Kingdom Rosé | Rosé, semi sweet | 11 to 13.5% ABV | Light, aromatic, fruit forward, easy drinking |
| David's Kingdom Cabernet Sauvignon | Red, dry or semi sweet | 11 to 13.5% ABV | Dark berry and plum with subtle oak |
| David's Kingdom Merlot | Red, semi sweet | 11 to 13.5% ABV | Soft, easy drinking red, rounded fruit |
| David's Kingdom Chardonnay 750mL | White, dry | 11 to 13.5% ABV | Crisp table white, serves chilled with fish |
Which David's Kingdom is right for you?
This is value tier kosher wine, and the shelf reflects it. The Chardonnay and the Rosé both sit at $8.99 for a 750mL bottle. The Cabernet Sauvignon and the Merlot are $11.99 each, and both are currently out of stock, so ask us to hold your name on the next case. Nothing here crosses fifteen dollars, which is the point of the label. You can buy David's Kingdom online for pickup in Commack, and local delivery covers Nassau and Suffolk.
A dry or semi sweet red that carries brisket and braised short ribs without competing.
$8.99, Mevushal, and crisp enough to open on a Tuesday with dinner.
Semi sweet and fruit forward, the bottle that empties first at a Kiddush.
David's Kingdom cocktails and pairings
Keep it simple. Chill the Chardonnay and Rosé, open the reds at room temperature, and pour alongside food with some fat and salt.