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Liquid Kosher: A Club for Connoisseurs Expands Its Range

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By Jules Polonetsky
| Philadelphia Jewish Exponent Verified
Liquid Kosher Founder and Sommelier Andrew Breskin (Courtesy of Liquid Kosher) By Jules Polonetsky The serious evaluation of any wine starts the same way regardless of what’s on the label: soil composition, canopy management, harvest decisions, cellar technique. Wine either delivers a convincing sense of where it comes from, or it doesn’t.
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The Pope Found Babel in AI. Here's What Rabbis Saw

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By Jules Polonetsky, Omer Tene
| Tech Policy Press
Jules Polonetsky and Omer Tene are editors of the Cambridge Handbook of Consumer Privacy. The Tower of Babel by Lucas van Valckenborch, 1595. Wikimedia Commons The oldest story we have about technology is a cautionary tale. The book of Genesis tells us that in the plain of Shinar, the whole earth had one language and one set of words. The people said to one another: come, let us build a city and a tower with its top in the heavens, and let us make a name for ourselves, lest we be scattered.
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Stepping Out From Behind the Scenes: The Solo Expression of Sagie Kleinlerer

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By Jules Polonetsky
| Philadelphia Jewish Exponent Verified
Sagie Kleinlerer (Courtesy of Kleinlerer Wines) By Jules Polonetsky For years, the name Sagie Kleinlerer has been synonymous with the quiet, relentless execution behind the scenes at Covenant Wines. Serving alongside iconic figures in Berkeley and Napa, Kleinlerer has spent a decade helping guide one of California’s most celebrated kosher wine institutions. Yet, a lifetime spent mastering a specific house style often sparks a desire for standalone, personal expression.
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