Wine Enthusiast Magazine

FRESH & FAMILIAR

Considered among wine’s ancestral homes, the countries of the Middle East and North Africa have recently experienced renewed international interest in their vinous output. As bottlings from Turkey, Morocco, Israel and more make their way stateside, chefs from these countries keep pace, serving their own versions of the foods they grew up with.

On the following pages, you’ll find contemporary recipes rooted in tradition and pairings to help you explore the region now. There are also wine options from other

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