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How important is it to drink the kiddush wine? With Rabbi Simcha Bunim Berger
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Okay, good evening.
We are back after a couple of weeks.
First of I want to just say welcome to
everyone on Torah anytime. When I was
initi I bumped into a young man who
recognized me and said I watch these
shurum of kadusha shabas. So I really
want to just say thank you to the
abisher and thank you to the people who
do kadusha shabas because it's making a
difference and making shabas more
meaningful for I have no idea how many
but lots of people hashem okay the shila
in today's kadusha shabashir is when a
person is sitting around listening to
kdish
Is it important
that everybody taste from the
number one? Number two is the sequence
of how and when the other people sitting
around get their wine. Does that make a
difference? When a man makes kdish or
anybody making kdish,
should he pour out the wine into the
little cups or into other cups before he
drinks? Is there a difference if he
drinks first? When you drink from a cup,
you make it pum as it's known and
therefore it cannot be used again to
make another bra. Does that take away
some of the
of the
let's read it in Hebrew in the question
of of kadusha shabasades
persons making a kdes on shabas for lots
of people
or any case or yeshiva for example
Is there an Indian that everybody should
be drinking besides the person who made?
Is there an Indian to drink because of
the
which we'll see in the ran momentarily?
It's beloved. it there's a certain well
will well and it's it it has um a power
of blessing which as we'll talk about or
maybe
everyone should pour a little bit of
wine in their own cup
and drink wine when they hear kesh from
the
kie because taking the wine from the
person who made kdish who drank drank
from his cup, like we said a moment ago,
is pug and therefore pug means it has
been drank from and no longer kosher to
make kdesh on. Okay.
In addition, when a person makes kdish,
they're supposed to drink mole. You're
supposed to drink what's called a
mouthful. It says in that is enough to
give a person a sense of satiation.
You feel that there's a person there's a
certain
do all the people have to drink that
amount. Is it
is there obligation for them to all
drink the mallema of that you have to
use a lot of wine for a lot of people or
just tasting is also enough.
In addition,
should they make their own bay prehagen
or be yay with the bay prehagen of the
mare? All these questions and more we're
going to discuss tonight in the shar.
Let's begin with the rush on page one.
The background to this rush is a gimarra
that the rush actually quotes over here
in on simz.
If you have it at home, it's an
Rashi.
Raashi came to Makuza and they said to
Raashi, "Make kidush rabbi." He didn't
know what that meant.
And he decided he's going to test the
crowd. He didn't know if he's just has
to make a burrien
or on shabas in the morning. Does he
have to sanctify the day and talk about
kaducious
the way you do on le shabas? Revi wasn't
sure what the minimum was. So he did the
following. When he came to and they said
make kdesh he didn't know he said make
kdesh rabba.
He said he didn't know what my kdesh
rabba is. So what he did was he made a
pri
and he was which in English means he
drawled out the he stalled in the corner
of his eye.
He saw an elderly person drinking. He
realized that all he needed to do was
just make a burrien and not more than
that. that the kdesh in the day was not
about the you say the kdesh at night is
and then you make
hash the kdesh is a
of course plus sanctifying the day but
once you do that at night in the daytime
the kdish is just making the prehaguff
and once he did that that was
says the rush I learn. And now if you
look in column two where that gray area
is
incidentally we learn by the fact that
someone else also drank. Then not only
the drank but someone else also drank
that it is actually a mitzvah for other
people to drink too. This is what the
rush said and he's quoted on page two in
the
in the
different opinions as to
whether the madesh
has to be the one to drink the wine. You
know sometimes a person making kdish
doesn't want if it's wine and you don't
want to use grape juice he doesn't want
to you he doesn't want to drink the
wine. What is the can can make kdesh
and not even taste the wine at all and
just let shim drink? Take a look what it
says in your top of the page on page
two.
If the person who was the mad didn't
taste the
mole and someone else instead drank mole
says the jump into
the people around were listening to the
he the had in mind to be mimos.
So therefore, the of one person helps
for all of them. That's because we were
all in it together
making kdish and being.
So if anybody in the crowd who was part
of the that was hearing Kdish and being
drinks mole the first opinion in the
which is the opinion of the rush is it's
permissible.
Okay,
you have to have one person drink, not
two people. It has to be one person, but
it doesn't have to be
which is a
everybody should taste it.
There's
from the cashier. Even everyone can
drink together for one year.
loy
even if the madesh didn't drink mole
didn't drink the mouthful that he needs
to but didn't even put any wine into his
mouth he didn't even taste anything
while the first opinion which was the
opinion of the rush said someone else
can drink and the madadish doesn't have
to touch the wine load
the however say brings the
you have to at least taste something
and you should be for the says the
every other thing like
or other cases you can give it to
someone else for kdish the person who's
mad should at least go ahead and taste
it
one thing is clear what's to the
question of tonight which is what about
everybody else
if you can it's a mitzvah the he should
be the one to drink the mole and
everybody should have timo the question
that we asked in the beginning how much
does everybody taste How much does
everybody else have to have? They don't
have to. Only one person has to have a
mouthful. Everybody else just tastes
alone. There's no sheer
when you're giving out wine to other
people to enjoy the shel.
I know your little kinder or your anl
want a lot. Of course we know that
but you want to know what's the how much
in English just tasting says the
letter I
he speaks it out very clearly. What
everybody around the table needs to have
is just enough to taste the
the
you don't need more than a mole for more
than just one person. That's all. Okay.
>> Yes.
Does at home?
>> Does it say what his min is?
>> It did. It says what he did when he came
to Makuza say
>> don't forget he also was talking about
kdesh and we're going to soon learn by
the brisk there's a difference between a
Friday night kdish and a shabas day
kdish we're going to get to that
momentarily
>> didn't say what he did at all
>> the gar did not say that
>> if you're alone though is that how much
you have to drink
something by himself
>> he has to drink a m look
>> which is what
>> that's
>> a mouthful
mouthful That's right. That's what the
sh the brought down and the raos mole
piv a mouthful and earlier in it says
because that satiates a person he feels
like he drank something. Now moving
right along.
What's the inion of tasting?
According to the ran which is on page
three quoted in the dark.
We would pour a little bit of the into
other cups
which means the honor the
everybody wants to get a little piece or
everybody get wants to get the this was
the cup that we made kesh on. So
everybody tastes it everybody wants to
get a part of it shows how valuable it
is.
move
page four
quoting what we just saw in the
everybody around should drink
they should all taste
they don't have to have a full mouthful
dive
tasting a little bit is sufficient.
The
if there are lots of people around
listening to Kdesh the
he estimates that he won't have enough
wine in his cup for him to get drink
mallem and distribute a little bit to
everybody. What should he do?
He should add some wine.
Once the first person drank, you can add
wine into the leftovers
and then you can distribute it. You're
going to ask me, but it's a kais pum.
I'm gonna show you an al which you
probably might remember from your own
home that you can de pum your which is
you can undo a pigma. Do you ever have
wine or grape juice left in the bear
after kdish? What do you do with that
wine? It's
spill it out. Some people might, but you
can salvage that wine. Why? It's brought
down in Actually, I can even show it to
you where it is. It's on page three.
Don't go anywhere. Go back to where it
is in the in in
this is being quoted by the Torah.
When you have a cup that you have drank
from, you made kdish and you drank from
it, the leftovers we said are already
considered used. In Hebrew we call it
pugum. But if you add fresh wine from
the bottle, that wine is no longer
pugum. You have re you hit the refresh
button and you refresh that wine. And
now that wine is good for kdish. So you
can then pour it back into the bottle.
You never just pour the cup of leftover
wine straight into the bottle because in
its status after kdish and being drunk
from it's pugum but adding wine. And
then he says,
you can even put in a little bit of
water provided that the wine was a
strong wine and you didn't ruin it by
diluting it. And then it when you do
that, if you dilute it, you messed it
up. But if not, then it's going to and
what did you do? It's no longer. So says
the
you made kdish. You estimated you didn't
have enough wine in your what did you
do? You drank and then you add more wine
into your kdish cup. So he's saying that
the order of what you do would make a
very big difference. Meaning if you made
kdish and you drank from the cup and
then you poured into other cups, you're
pouring pugum wine.
But if you put more wine in your cup
first, then you took away the fact that
it was pum and it's still,
isn't it? Because it's and then you
distribute it. This way you can in a
sense have your and share the with
everyone else. Let's see it inside.
One more time. The im.
And it's not big.
You can add some more wine and then
distribute. Right. That's right here.
He's talking about benching if everybody
like in
everybody has their own cup of wine.
every one of the cups like in the lea
that everyone's got their own they're
all considered
even though only one person is making
the kdish or the out loud but everybody
holding it
>> because it's full
>> yes it's because it's full that's
correct
and if they're empty
before you if you if your cup is big
enough that you can have your
I want says the you to pour it out first
before you drink it. Why? Because you
want to share. We're not adding to
depogamize it because you have enough.
The sequence is important. So to
summarize and be clear, right? If you
can make kdish and you have enough to
distribute, it's important that you pour
out of your cup first before you drink
it so that you're sharing
that has not yet been drunk from. And
that is the way to do it. Therefore,
let me just finish one line.
So that all those are tasting from the
cup that's not
then if you've distributed the wine and
you haven't drank yet, you need to
inform them and this is why we're
telling this to you now that they
shouldn't taste it until you
which is if they had their own cup and
they heard kish from you. So they had
their own kaisha
and they were yitzer with your kdish.
They don't need you to drink from your
cup first. They can drink first which
was the story of Rabb Ashi and the old
man who drank first. Tyus asks over
there he had his own cup here the case I
just we just saw now you did not have
your own cup to know the maf didn't have
to know he had a cup.
>> He didn't have to he's they had a cup.
What did you want to ask? I think so.
So, especially since it's cold,
everybody got very thing. So, you could
literally pour it out before you taste
it.
>> Sure.
>> But how was it? Everybody else is
because you're not drinking from your
>> you. That's why I just said wait for
they wait for you to drink first from
your cup and then they drink.
This was the is the opinion of the
rebel
and rebel says
on page five aish
rebel says the following
if you see where that is. We're going to
jump right in right to where the
You know, let's start from the
beginning.
Page number five, sendi right
over here in letter.
It's per it's you're supposed to drink
from a cup that's not
as soon as he drinks he was
what do we see in the So how do we fix
the
add a little bit of wine cuz like we
said every time you pour in fresh wine.
You fixed up the pug. You did. But the
new wine
>> is not
cuz
only the wine
that was in the cup when you made kdish.
While it's true by adding more wine,
you've taken away the
fault of it being pugle. But don't make
a mistake and think that now all the
wine that's in there is all shell.
Only the original amount,
which was the wine in the cup. when you
made kesh with the actual
and that doesn't change says rebel
by adding more wine depamizing
making the wine not pum says rebel yash
doesn't change the status and make it
all into
let's read it let's read it inside
>> that's Right.
You see where I'm reading from? Rabbi
site.
The added wine
doesn't transform into
when there's a lot of people listening
and you want to add some more wine.
It's you think you're expanding and it's
more
you know the way some people say you
make kdish then you'll pour it into
another bottle etc. Now you have from
became
it'sis
says rebel yash. I'm sorry if I'm
insulting anybody any that wine now I
just devaluated maybe all those bottles
of wine from there was a little less.
It's not a
even if the and what you put in was just
a little bit. It won't make a
difference.
What wasn't in the
it's not right now. So therefore, how
much whatever amount? Let's say your
kdish cup was a 6 kdish cup. You have
six ounces of
that's what that's what you have. If
you're going to drink mallem, which is
about 3.2 oz, you'll have 2.8 left to
distribute so everybody can have it to
eat. If you add more, you might have
more volume. says
just because you added wine
there is still in there. It doesn't take
away the reality of the it just doesn't
add to it. It's not that you think now I
just put another two or three ounces in
so now I got four or five ounces of No,
you don't. You still have the same 2 oz
8.2 O. It's just that it got distributed
and thinned out. So maybe everybody who
tastes it will have a little bit of the
that's a possibility. But it doesn't add
more to the
it doesn't make that
any bigger.
The mitzvah is to drink from the that
you made the bra on.
One thing last point says rebel
like
where everybody has a cup of wine which
means that if you're at a bar mitzvah or
you're at a kdish and the bar mitzvah
the is taking Kdesh and you fill your
cup on your table with a cup of wine and
you listen
everyone's cup was
to the
therefore Four.
This is what you asked me earlier.
And before and that's nothing.
If the fellow is making, we surround him
with a bunch of cups.
It's got to be your k that you're
holding on to it. It's in front of you
and your mif your kais to the other
kises. then it's considered an
independent
only
>> that's opinion say that if the if you
don't drink from his cup it's also not
>> no he didn't say that he said if you
have your own cup
>> he the makes kdish and pours for
everybody else the fact that it's not in
the cup itself also means
>> kum
it's a kosa
>> right it wasn't it it he makes a
distinction I'm not understanding your
question clearly because I think it's
very clear if you have nothing in your
cup and you want to drink
then you have to make sure you get from
the wine that was in the kdish cup that
he made kdish alternative
>> you don't need to drink from the cup
itself
>> oh you don't have to drink from the cup
itself no you can pour it into a
different cup yeah the cup itself is not
we never said that you have to drink the
cup itself let's skip ahead I'm running
out of time to be honest um I Go to page
11 from um questions asked toki
page it's 11 on top 15 at the bottom
people all around have cups in their
hands
they don't have to drink from the what
what we just said Now,
does it have to have a ree number one?
And does it have to be full to the top?
Now, answer.
Yes. For them to be considered, they
have to resemble the kdesh cup. It's got
a big enough to be a reve
and it's full. Question number two,
do I have to drink the mole out of this
cup? Now the way the madesh has to
said rebi
you have only one person has to drink
mole
you're what you have is a
you have a mole but your obligation even
though it has ra is not to drink a ra
you just want to be what this is is to
create multiple
shel but we never said that every single
person has to drink malle only one
person preferably the madesh if he can't
then let somebody else do it and
preferably as we saw the he should make
at least a timo the madadish but
everybody else one person has to drink
mallem everybody else can have
next question.
You have to drink from a cup that has
reveal.
Is there a milo? You just told me that
you don't have to go ahead and drink. Is
there a milo?
Is there is it advantageous? Would it be
better for them to drink?
It is it is correct to do that. One
more.
I didn't learn this mission with you. We
skipped over Mishnab writes that when a
person holds the cup and drinks from it,
it's not considered pugum because since
it was it was the kdish cup for
everyone. It's a he says
he says he holds like the mission that
um and it's actually on page 10. It's
opened up right over here. You look at
the mission since we quote it.
There's only one cup.
There's only one cup. And he's going to
drink the madesh is going to drink it
first
was
a rush that everybody's considered from
this kadesh. And the fact that the
makadesh drank from it first isn't the
rebi
sided with him. I just want to finish
off there's more to do time I have a
little constraint
this of
if you look in the Maharal in
he talks about the gimra that says 10
things the
about 10 things that it says
he links those 10 things to The of the
you say every shabas.
There are 10
in
and there are 10 requirements
and the moral says they parallel each
other. If you want to get a deeper
insight, you can look in
the safer maharal in English on sukus
and hallow our diva safer. You can see
in chapter three we wrote a whole to
explain this.
One thing it says over there is that
is gimmatria 86 which is
when you use a and you take the of the
you're using that you're accessing the
of
and that's why there's a that Every time
you bench
and you're blessing the and thanking him
and every you use a sh to siphon in all
of those and all of the that can come
from the
to
those of we can access them through the
One