Safed Winery, also identified in some directories as Ancient Tzfat Winery, operates at 29 Beit Yosef Street in Safed’s Old City. It is an urban boutique tasting stop rather than a vineyard estate: grapes are sourced from varieties grown in northern Israel, while the visitor experience takes place among the stone lanes, galleries and religious institutions of Safed. That setting makes a tasting easy to combine with a cultural walk, provided it is reserved and timed respectfully.
Current local information lists guided visits by request and wine tastings for a modest fee. Published hours are Monday through Thursday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; the business observes Shabbat and is closed on Saturday. Other directories add Sunday hours, but discrepancies make advance contact essential. Jewish holidays can alter the week substantially, and Friday closing may be earlier in winter.