Talking Wine for Passover and Beyond: Estie Wartenberg

This evening, Tuesday March 31, Estie Wartenbeg (who represents Recanati Winery for Palm Bay International), will be our guest at 10:00opm (Eastern Time). We will be discussing Recanati‘s newest offerings and old favorites. Food and wine pairings and more.

Meanwhile, in case you missed it, please listen to last eve’s broadcast with Our guests were Ami and Larissa Nahari the owners of The River – Fine Kosher Wines.

Don’t forget to tune us in this evening at 10:00 pm (Eastern Time) when we will be talking to Esti Wartenberg (who represents Recanati Winery for Palm Bay International),

CS 

Talking Wine for Passover and Beyond: Ami and Larissa Nahari

—UPDATE!! UPDATE!! UPDATE!!—

DUE TO CIRCUMSTANCES BEYOND OUR CONTROL THIS RADIO BROADCAST HAS BEEN
RESCHEDULED TO MONDAY THE 30TH, 10PM (EASTERN TIME)

This evening at 10:00pm (Eastern Time) we will be talking wine once again, our guests will be Ami and Larissa Nahari the owners of The River – Fine Kosher Wines. Ami has been on our show before; for quite a while now we’ve been trying to get Larissa on the show, finally we’ve succeeded in getting them both.

Ami, Larissa and the twins

Ami is the CEO of The River and Larissa is the company’s Marketing Director, together they form a formidable team dedicated to bring some of the best kosher wines to the American market. Please tune us in this evening, at 10:00pm (Eastern Time) for an interesting show.

Meanwhile (in case you missed it), please listen to our show from last evening with Michael Jordan from Skyview Wines and
Spirits.

Don’t forget to tune us in this evening at 10:00pm (Eastern Time) when we will be talking to Ami and Larissa Nahari from The River. We’ll be waiting for you.

CS

—UPDATE!! UPDATE!! UPDATE!!—

DUE TO CIRCUMSTANCES BEYOND OUR CONTROL THIS RADIO BROADCAST HAS BEEN
RESCHEDULED TO MONDAY THE 30TH, 10PM (EASTERN TIME)

A Conversation with Rabbi Matatia Chetrit

This evening at 10:00pm (Eastern Time) on The Kosher Scene’s Radio Show, our guest will be Rabbi Matatia Chetrit. Rabbi Chetrit iscurrently the President of president of Ohr Binyamin; he received an MBA from NYU Stern Business School and was Director of Marketing for a very successful software company in Switzerland, in the early 90s.

Having come to the conclusion that his soul thirsted for far more than just becoming a CEO, he took a leave of absence for one year and enrolled in Yeshiva Chofetz Chaim in the US, and in Israel, for almost 15 years under the tutelage of Rabbi Zecharia Mines.

In Israel he started a magazine – called Jerusalem Life– a magazine  and now a website – jerusalemlife.com. It’s purpose is to help a person discover him/herself through Judaism  He now serves as Board Member of several Jewish Organizations. The magazine eventually gave him the push to start Ohr Binyamin – a non-profit organization that helps people realize their potential through Judaism.

We will talk about the Pursuit of Happiness, through Spirituality and Judaism’s eternal truths.

Meanwhile in case you missed it, please listen in to our Conversation with Ami Nahari, for some good kosher wine talk.

Please, don’t forget to tune us in this evening at 10:00pm (Eastern Time) on The Kosher Scene’s Radio Show, our guest will be Rabbi Matatia Chetrit. We’ll be wait’n for ya!

CS

A Conversation with Ami Nahari

Our guest this evening’s – at 10:00pm (Eastern Time) – on The Kosher Scene Radio Show is Ami Nahari. He is the CEO and Founder of The River, Ami brings 15 years of business consulting expertise, focusing on customer satisfaction, organizational structure and service management. He is the product of an elite Israeli Army unit and a graduate of the management school at Bar Ilan University, Mr. Nahari is building an organization based on values, ethics, professionalism and state-of-the-art distribution technology.

He’s been a resident of New York City since 2000, Fortune 100 companies hired his services to improve operations and processes. He borrows best practices from the High-Tech and financial industries to establish a state of the art wine distribution operation.

Ami grew up in Efrat, in Gush Etzion where he met the winemaker of the Gush wines, Shraga Rosenberg.  “After my wife, Larissa and I tasted the wines we asked him to allow us to import his wines, but he immediately declined” Ami tells, “but I kept pushing until he said yes.” Today, needless to say Shraga is very happy with the choice he made.

The River imports Tishbi Winery, Gush Etzion Winery, Kadesh Barnea, Har Bracha Winery and soon two more wineries will be added to the family. Last year The River started working with ShiraWinery from CA, for two year in a row their products were named by the Jewish Week as Top Kosher Wine.

In case you missed it, please listen in to a fascinating talk we had with various Sotheby’s Judaica experts

Do not forget to listen in tonight at 10:00pm (10:00pm (Eastern Time)

CS