Moshav Dalton vineyard: From this vineyard we get Syrah and Petit Syrah grapes.

The vineyard is located northeast of the moshav, in a valley facing north towards Mt. Hermon and the Hula Valley.

It is planted on red limestone/basalt soil and is well ventilated.

Sandiani vineyard: Colombard vineyard, planted in Ha’Nadiv Valley, above the bank of Taninim river.

The vineyard is planted on gray limestone paved with flint fragments, and uses rainwater only, with no irrigation.

Um-Tut Vineyard: An old Carignan vineyard, planted in the Shfeya Valley, delineating the Carmel ridge from south.

Planted on red limestone soil, paved with basalt fragments.

Shuni vineyard: A long-standing Carignan vineyard, planted on the bank of Taninim river, near the archeological site of Shuni.

The vineyard is planted in deep, heavy clay soil. This is the first vineyard where we started our little "vineyard revolution" when we decided to restore it, back in the winter of 2014.