![]() ![]() As we know, wine products require special hashgacha to avoid the concern of stam yeinam – wine produced by non-observant Jews. In fact, there have been persistent rumors that this vodka from France contains alcohol produced from wine. The cRc has always advised that vodka produced in France, Ireland, and New Zealand requires special attention out of concern that it may be produced from wine or dairy alcohol. It has come to our attention that a popular vodka, produced in France, was considered acceptable in kosher homes even without a hechsher. Nevertheless, as a community-based hechsher, we feel it is important to do careful research and provide options for those who may not have access to certified products. We firmly believe that products which are certified-kosher are preferable to those listed as approved, as these avoid any kashrus issues. It is well-known that we maintain one of the largest kosher Liquor Lists in the world, investing considerable research to find acceptable kosher liquor options for consumers. The assumption is that prepared food and beverages are not kosher until verified otherwise. Those who keep kosher would never eat in a restaurant without a reliable hechsher, nor bring products into their homes unless verified to be kosher. Read the the cRc statement, released to to YWN moments ago:
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