Tel Aviv Wine Festival Returns to Gan Ha’ir with More Than 200 Wines to Taste

Tel Aviv’s 11th Wine Festival will return to Gan Ha’ir on Thursday, September 10, 2026. Over five hours, more than 40 wineries, boutique wineries and importers will offer more than 200 wines for unlimited tasting, alongside Israeli distilleries and breweries.

The event will take place on the fountain level of Gan Ofer, also known as Gan Ha’ir, and will open at 18:00. Each participant will receive a crystal glass at the entrance for tastings throughout the evening. A DJ will accompany the event, and the stands will offer opportunities to meet winemakers and producers, hear about the wines and taste them before choosing a bottle.

11th Wine Festival at Gan Ofer, September 10, 2026. Courtesy of MY.YAIN and Gan Ofer
11th Wine Festival at Gan Ofer, September 10, 2026. Courtesy of MY.YAIN and Gan Ofer

More Than 40 Wineries and Importers

Participants include Binyamina Winery, Tura, Ella Valley, Psagot, Shiloh, Ramot Menashe, Na’aman, Har Tov and Atlit Fortress. Dozens of additional wineries, importers and distilleries from across Israel will also take part.

Alongside the better-known names, the festival will feature boutique wineries and small local producers. It is an opportunity to taste wines that do not always reach major stores, hear about them directly from winery representatives and discover new producers.

What the Ticket Includes

The ticket includes the crystal glass and tastings at the event, as well as a NIS 20 credit toward a wine purchase. Visitors who buy wine during the festival will also receive free parking in the Gan Ha’ir parking garage.

Wines at the festival in Gan Ha'ir. Photo: Mor Yosef
Wines at the festival in Gan Ha’ir. Photo: Mor Yosef

When: Thursday, September 10, 2026, from 18:00 to 23:00. Where: Fountain level, Gan Ha’ir, 71 Ibn Gabirol Street, Tel Aviv. Tickets: Purchase tickets on the MY.YAIN website.

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