Golan Heights Winery is an Israeli winery in the Katzin region of northern Israel that covers about 600 hectares.

Founded in 1983, the vineyard is planted on volcanic soils characteristic of the region, on slopes between 400 and 1200 meters above sea level. The steady winds and the high altitude location with cool nights help control the dry summer heat. Snow covers the entire vineyard in winter.

The estate is actually made up of 28 different vineyards, in the Golan Heights and in the Upper Galilee Mountains, each vineyard being then divided into 1.6-hectare (4-acre) plots. Each parcel is harvested and vinified separately before the final blend and in very good vintages, the Golan Heights estate produces wines from a single vineyard.

The wines under the name Yarden come from the best vineyards on the estate while the wines under the name Gamla are varietal wines that express the fruit and can be tasted more quickly.

Golan Heights Winery is entirely Kosher and is owned by the Yarden Group.