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Kedushas Shabbos Shiur with Rabbi Simcha Bunim Berger - Inyan of Making Kiddush on Grape Juice
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>> How about now?
>> Yeah.
>> Okay, let's begin. Good evening.
Welcome back to another Shir on Shabas.
Welcome. Thank you to Torah anytime for
making this Shir possible so we can
teach Tyra to Clausalis anytime,
anywhere.
Tonight's subject is grape juice for
Kdish. We've been on the subject of
kdish now for the last few weeks. We
talked about standing up for kdish
versus sitting down. We had a share on
white wine versus red wine. We've had a
share about how to hold the k with your
palm of your hand and your fingers. So
tonight we continue in the suga of wine
or kdish and ask the question is grape
juice acceptable to be used as kdish? If
yes, why? And if no or if it's
acceptable, but is it?
Take a look on your opening page as we
always do. Take a look at the opening
page. We start with the Shila and the
and then we'll go in
for a person who it's difficult
for them to drink wine.
Did you notice how the can they drink
mitsum? Did you notice the way the
question was asked? A person who it's
difficult to drink wine. You hear that
question? That's the way they phrased
it. If it's easier to drink or it's as
easy or not difficult to drink wine.
Sounds like from the question you
should. We'll have to see why as well.
We'll address that. Here's your
By making grape juice,
have you disqualified
this juice from be considered yan? Does
the process of making grape juice get in
the way of what's called of what is
categorized as
they put in certain ingredients
or they pasteurize
the wine to a certain temperature which
that Pasteurization stops the wine from
being able to ferment and become
alcoholic.
So by doing this
it cannot ferment
which would therefore cause through the
pasteurization
of the liquid would take away the
possibility of it becoming
alcohol. If it can't become alcohol,
it's still from grapes and it's still
juice, but it's no longer capable of
becoming alcoholic. Have you
subsequently ruined it from being able
to be a bipyagen and it became a shahak?
There are grape drinks out there that
you don't make a burriy on. You just
make a shahak.
Does mitzim
fall into the category of one of those
things because you've taken away the
possibility of it becoming alcoholic.
Therefore, it's lost its
part of his question
and therefore you can't use it as
he says since it can't even though it
can't become it can't ferment but it's
no worse than what we'll see soon
which means the wa the juice the wine
that you squeeze and immediately Even
before you give it a chance to become
alcoholic, you already drink it. So, you
took it out of the barrel prematurely.
You didn't let it stay for an amount of
time to allow it to become wine to
become alcoholic. What is the den? We'll
see that that is actually permissible.
So, that's our question.
If you do hold that mitz is no good, can
you mix a little bit of wine in it and
sort of bring back you know if I mix the
wine with water it would be too diluted
but I'll mix it with grape juice will I
at least be able to that way re bring it
to the level that you can make a berry
priagen because now it's got alcohol in
it. These are the shilas that we're
going to discuss tonight. Okay. So let's
begin. Turn rabbi please to page. It's
one on the top and it's four at the
bottom. That's your first
quote. We begin with the gimra in
the brings down.
It says in the
zor
you should remember the shabas through
wine
sounds like at the day.
says,
"Wouldn't you say that the time of Kdish
should be at night time because that's
when you're
sanctified and the Gor of course accepts
that as a as a
kiddish is at night time. As a matter of
fact, I remember once upon a time when
we had the yeshiv in Bridgeport many
many years ago um Rabbi Epstein
would make the Friday night kish the le
shabas kish shabas in the morning
because there were people who came to
schul on chabas in the morning who
didn't hear kdish on le shabas so for
them the kdish on shabas in the morning
was their first kish of the seventh day
>> and therefore it wasn't the regular
kdish rabbo that you make our kdish we
know that's not today's sh about making
a shahak where some people make kdish on
shabas in the morning on schnaps etc one
day we'll have to get to that to where
that minute comes from etc but the
understanding is that everybody who
hears kdish or making kdesh on chabas in
the morning has made kdish already on
leo shabas so this isn't being the y you
did it Friday night not everybody so in
his
there were sometimes people who couldn't
make it for le shabas so but they were
such people and they came on shabas in
the morning so he had once told me he
says you know why I'm making kdish this
way because this is the first kdish that
they're hearing
Okay. But normally the kdesh of le
shabas that's
and indeed look on page the next page
two on top five at the bottom
all of the requirements the garra says
there are 10 things you have to do on a
in order for it to be in order to be the
type of that's
the most
notice
holding it up with your right hand
etc. all of the it has to have in order
for it to be
kesh carries the same as a as well but
the point which we're bringing out from
here is that has to be mole
with so now where does when the says
what kind of wine are we talking about
what constitutes wine. Turn please to
page to number four on top seven at the
bottom. It's a quote from the
Gmoranabas.
bottom of the page, you can see where
the gray area is.
The type of wine you need to use is the
kind of wine that would be appropriate
for.
So the wine of your kdish should be wine
that you could pour on the misbeh.
And now the Gmorrah goes through a
conversation about which types of wine
are kosher and ple
says rashi over here at the bottom of
the page. Three lines from the bottom.
It's a
which the says to cl it's actually
you bring me your inferior quality
something
which is good.
And we're talking about that you can
make a
just because you can make a barrier
doesn't mean that it's
so what's no good is going to explain
but in the we learn something about
nonalcoholic
yanim look at the shock of attire of the
gimarra
What's it coming to
if it means calls that tush which I
think means like freshsqueezed
wine
grapes more accurate
back to the gimar
you shouldn't bring it
if you did it's cauter
the meaning on
if it's good enough to go on the
you can make on it as long I never said
it has to be
on the I just said it has to be for the
says the therefore
Let's go back to Rashi.
Something which causes a person to get
drunk.
Now, why is it? So, we don't have page
two over here, which I think they should
have, but if you but if if you take a
look on page two, we'll at least have a
quote in a moment from the rashbam when
we see it more from some of the other
that says that when you take grapes and
you squeeze it and you make it into the
grape juice that's on the way to
fermenting.
So it's
to become yin which will be alcoholic.
So it's in the ballpark already. It's
the right brand of of of wine even
though it hasn't become alcoholic yet
but it's already royulak
and as such you can already make a
burriagen on it even though it
practically did not yet become alcoholic
but it's in the ballpark as we'll soon
see when it started off it's good and if
you catch it Then for sure it's good.
question will be what happens if you now
do something to it like you cook it, you
pasteurize it or you put in some type of
sulfate or something like some some
types of m of uh it's called um in the
of a
white dust a sulfur or sulfate that
causes that the wine will not ferment
and won't become alcoholic.
So therefore what happens then did you
ruin it now or as we'll see since
was it stays roy that's going to be the
subject here taka let's take a look page
five eight at the bottom
wine that comes right out of your
barrel.
Not only that, this
a person can squeeze
a cluster of grapes
and put it into a cup. Squeezing the
gentlemen
said that's not alcoholic, is it?
But it is the juice of grapes and you're
making a brigaguffin on it.
>> Here doesn't mean
that's correct.
>> Okay.
>> That's right. That's right.
Okay. Take a look at over there in iron
raast
like one but it smells bad. Gula or open
wine, right? You can't go ahead and make
kdish on those things. But you could be
madesh on this. Okay. Moving right.
>> When he squeezed the grapes, how long
before shams did he do it?
>> You didn't do it on
>> do it on.
>> So it's beforehand. So what's the
difference from is that the is that he
just it didn't even have a chance to
start fermenting.
>> You said that you said we already said
that
>> that that's that this is coming from the
gim. This is the the value in this is
that you see it's you're right I said it
but I said it you can't ask
but you could pass when it says in the
>> why said what how how do they make that
connection
>> how they know where did that come from
okay that we'll get to in the at the end
when we'll talk a little bit about the
the other parts
okay about I need a for
over here. This is one of the I believe
one of the
is page six number nine at the bottom.
When you grapes
are bur
but the juice that comes out of grapes
is a prefen
right why so the gorus addresses that
and says that the wine provides two
things that is special number that
grapes can't do number one so it
satiates a person number two It's mis
drinking eating grapes won't make you
happy. But drinking wine and
intoxicating a person
says
over there
and like it says
it really is not
Still
you still make why
it's not bringing you the
said what made
special was the fact that it's
if it's then it's not alcoholic. So
where's the
but give it a little time and it'll
ferment and it'll become because you
haven't done anything to get in the way.
The only thing you're doing is just
drinking it early. So it's the brand and
it's the type that has potentially in it
that good enough
since at this point it's already
drinkable. Therefore,
so even though that the alcoholic
process hasn't actually started yet, but
the shame y is already there. Now, what
happens to grape juice? How does grape
juice not become alcoholic? There are
two ways of stopping. One is called
bishel.
That's by pasteurizing. The other way is
by mixing in the sulfrits
says
one. Two. We're reading. I'm continue
reading the same page. I haven't gotten
off that page
because you've now cooked it.
It will not become. However, he's
quoting this, I think, from the
when you did originally squeeze it.
At the moment that you squeezed it, it
was a liquid that could have been
alcoholic. So at that point in time, the
shame was as it says in as it says in
the Gmorra when you squeezed it
immediately.
And as we saw in the
if you wanted to pour, you could do it.
As long as you haven't ruined it from
drinking, it stays with the same. This
is the of the quoting
quoting the
Since he says that
has a status of being a type of liquid
considered wine,
remember I told you we needed that.
It'll never become
like
which means this is a type of wine that
if it could have been alcoholic
when you originally squeezed it. It
could have been alcoholic. So when you
squeeze it, it comes out like something
that's categorized as
it stays. That's the not everybody holds
on this, but that's the
he regarding the of this type of grape
drink. This this this type of grape
extract that cannot become fermented
can't be called alcoholic says in the
aliop
and this type something similar you make
a shah says the wine this type of wine
and then you put into iter
You immediately add this is the sulfit
when you add this ingredient.
This sort of freezes it keeping it as as
sweet as he wanted.
You then cook it right be about yades
and this will stop it. You've added some
foreign object that's not allowing it to
become alcoholic. By doing that
I'm skipping two lines, five lines from
the bottom.
Meaning if you just heated it up, you
cooked it but you didn't put in any
other ingredient.
So then it doesn't lose its bar
priyagraph. If you put in another
foreign ingredient so you're sort of
like you're destroying
what the wine could have been. You took
away it. That's what it says over here
in the so he's being
how does the grape juice become grape
juice? Which would mean according to
this opinion that if you want to use
wine grape juice, you'd have to find out
how did they make this grape juice? What
was the process? Was it just a pastor
doing um cooking it? What? Cooking it.
Or did they add something? Indeed, if
you look on page, go to page 11. Just
flip one more page. It's still in the
same opinion.
If we h since he he said that there was
a grape juice that when you squeezed it
it was roy to be grape juice and
therefore it has a
even when you cook it and it cannot
ferment anymore that's fine in came
that says it was a
he was talking about putting on it.
He they was talking when he actually
even put it on the grapes. It could
never become. Therefore, you end up with
two things that are called,
but they're
they're so different. One is aim that
you're making a barrien,
which would be kosher for kdesh. The
other one would be a grape drink
because of the ingredients that were
mixed in lost the name of yan and is
therefore a shah
that's what the wrote
of
but when I told my rebi about this
he said
he shot down this
and said
if it can't be wine
said what do I care
what is it help me that once upon a time
it could be wine
gish now it can't be alcoholic what do I
care if you put in the sulfate or what
do I care if you cooked it what you did
was change its composition you changed
what it is it does nish good he said if
it's good they're both good and if
they're no good they're no good there's
noina that's said but not everybody held
the rebel that was yash's opinion
>> he also says it doesn't have to be
alcoholic now.
>> Well, let's see.
>> Meaning if you squeeze it right now and
you drink it,
>> that's does state because you didn't do
anything to it.
>> He said,
>> "Oh, because you didn't do anything to
it."
>> It doesn't have to.
>> You didn't do anything.
>> Not that it's alcoholic. Now, it can be
>> you right because right, but there the
case when you squeezed it, you didn't
cook it and you didn't put sulfur in it.
So it's better
>> correct
>> than the cases that we're talking about
that were already manufactured and
bottled.
>> So
saying that you don't it doesn't have to
be alcoholic. It just has to be able to
become
>> That's right. That we correct. Now we're
not done yet. Go ahead to page 10 on
top, 21 on the bottom.
This is it's actually a he of the
previous page. This is B.
Some of these we actually learned in the
previous
you can make Kdesh on cooked one. You
see where I am
>> page 10 on top 21 at the bottom.
>> 21.
You could make
and there are those who hold that's the
I believe that you cannot make kdish on
them that you cannot
says the
if the other wine is not as good your
mushel wine. Now don't forget mvushel is
alcoholic.
It is because you know it is alcoholic.
It's not the mushul that cooked it and
stopped it from becoming. It was a
mushul but it still stayed a so
therefore it's it's it still qualifies
for wine even though the raam held that
even when it's no longer y. So he held
that ruined even the alcoholic brand.
>> Okay. But we don't hold so we don't we
don't hold that the bishel will take
away its kaya of yan especially if it's
alcoholic.
>> What's the dash?
>> Dash is because it has another flavor to
it.
>> Flavor.
>> Yes. Now so how do we pass? We're going
to spend a little time with Rev
Sternbles
there. This
um this booklet quotes Rev Sternb
extensively and he also gives us some
historical background. If you go to page
13 on top, which is 24 on the bottom,
the vah
are from from
Revit
and Alf. He wrote about it on and he
wrote about it in PES. We'll get quotes
from both.
Many people make on grape juice.
But there are different suggest
not the kind that they put in the means
different ingredients that would keep it
mish that um preserve
>> preserves
after they squeezed it.
They put it the mits into a book and
they locked it up.
And now he goes over some of the stuff
we mentioned earlier as a little
our present day
discussed grape juice
by putting in these preservatives. It
stops it from fermenting.
Can you still make a when you put this
in
which we saw earlier?
They put in this lavan so that it
shouldn't ferment the is
the
by putting in this you turn take away
the of the
was the of the and he was also he was
had the status
And if a guy touches it, it won't become
right because if it's no if a guy
touches it doesn't become
It was a case where they introduced the
this stuff while it was still in its
grape state before they even squeezed
it. Says
When you originally squeezed it, you
made it into a grape juice that could
have fermented and then
shame.
If you would leave it alone says of it
would stay
what it doesn't lose the shame
afterwards. That's a big that that said
even if it didn't change
was as long as the process was grape
juice which became a juice that could
have become wine. Even though you
introduce these foreign
um preservatives afterwards, it doesn't
lose the shame. That's him. But as I
mentioned earlier,
Rebel
disagreed with
therefore you can't make on it
Therefore, I think between the two,
although
Mazan said it was permissible, but Rebel
Yash said it is not.
>> Okay.
>> Talking about grape juice or even wine
that they all the wines today are
sulfite. So, it's going to
>> Yeah, but it's but it's alcoholic.
>> Yeah. But took it out of the g of grape,
>> but it's so it has that dinner with the
kash of wine that had the gumar. We
quoted
B said why was wine
because it's
so
that's the of the so even though put in
sulfates now but it waited for the
alcoholic process to happen therefore it
categorizes as
I've seen people say there's two types
of
some that put the thing in and it never
becomes fermented
and and therefore you should be
and not make a a prayer and just make a
shaky
and they put it in and they take it out
before it becomes mitim
and then actually it says if you leave
the thing open, it could become wine. So
that's for sure good. Leasa, I'm going
to skip ahead for a minute. li up.
He writes
on page
31 at the bottom
where the gray area is.
known as the brisko.
All of them.
They wereis.
They even drank it not for
if he's healthy.
If he could drink wine,
if he can add a little bit of wine to it
to give it a little bit more of a so it
has a little bit of an alcoholic taste
to it. That's the best. Okay. Now back.
If you back up on page right over there,
page 30
says,
"Whoever listens,
even though some of the people listening
could have drank wine,
But it's not going to ruin it the fact
that someone else meaning if I have a
mig that I want to make kdesh only on
yan but the fellow making kdish for me
is making mitz of him. So if I decide oh
I can't be with that state you don't
have to be so if Yen is making
on something that he wants that you want
wine you could be with Kdesh because
what he's doing is qualified as Y and
therefore I want to let's um jump ahead.
We're running out of time. Page 33. One
more time. back to
and now he adds a very interesting line
and they seem to enjoy it even though
it's not the sim that the gimar
mentioned earlier which is alcoholic by
nature and brings a stickickle of a buzz
But
you should try to find those type of
grape juice that no was put into it.
And then
And then addine,
put in a little bit of wine
and then you've changed it. If you want
to be going to allas, that's the best
way to do it. And then
you know what that means in Hebrew?
There's nothing mixed in. It's unique.
He didn't want to do any brand naming.
But there is these type of grape juice
that they don't put any preservatives
and that's the right one to do
when they squeeze it.
That's something which is perfect. They
squeeze it. They put it in. And that's
something which is like the case of the
you squeeze the wine. We take two
minutes.
If you have the safer of the maral and
sukus and chapter three discusses
and kush. I quote a moral over there
that explains that the
dog
has 10 different in it. And the maral
explains and the mar explains in the
gimra how the 10 of
parallel the 10 things that the should
have when we go from
from the weekday to a higher elevation
of reality when we go to shabas kesh and
that's the catalyst that takes our world
from a threedimensional sixday world
into a world that is one step above
which isn't just st after three
dimensions that's the maximum of this
world there is however
there's an eternal life that has been
invested in us and that shabas is the
of that eternal life the catalyst
to go from
into
is the
Mar writes
equals
numerically
and also conceptually and physically
because says the Maral
you can Eat grapes from today till
tomorrow, but you won't get drunk.
Where's the wine? It's besid in the
grapes. It's there somewhere, but you
have to figure out how to get it out.
Since it's there beside, so it has a to
be mighty side.
Something that is there beside
has a when it goes into a person to be
mighty the and the of the bria is that
this bria what you see as a
three-dimensional world is not
three-dimensional as all the bria is
that it's connected to a higher reality
which is beside in the has The mighty
the of the and take it from
since the is
in the it has a uplifting
breaks from today till tomorrow. You're
not going to be you might get a headache
and you might face you might get a
stomach ache. But if you drink wine
responsibly
that's the person that is the catalyst
of taking us from
has that to do that and that's the
catalyst of the shabas. Okay, we'll
learn more about theem
wishing everybody a good rest of their
week. That's good.