"We Are: Abolitionists," a previous entry in the Solidarity wine series Jewish Life Food Small Bites Latest Solidarity wine is an empty bottle with proceeds going to homelessness Facebook Twitter Email SMS WhatsApp Share By Alix Wall | November 16, 2018 Food coverage is supported by a generous donation from Susan and Moses Libitzky. Winemaker Eric Cohen started his “label series of compassion” with his Solidarity wine label three years ago. His Justice Grace Vineyards in Sonoma offered labels such as “We Are: Immigrants” and “We Are: Transgender,” with a percentage of proceeds from each bottle going to a related nonprofit. Now he has a new label/art project in time for the holidays. This time, it says “We Are: Homeless” — and all of the bottles are empty. Proceeds from each $10 bottle purchased in San Francisco will be donated to the Coalition on Homelessness, while proceeds from East Bay purchases will go to BOSS, or Building Opportunities for Self-Sufficiency. “I think it’s a thoughtful, personal, gratefulness practice, or provocative vehicle to connect folks to gratitude this Thanksgiving and holiday season,” said Cohen. Alix Wall Alix Wall is a contributing editor to J. She is also the founder of the Illuminoshi: The Not-So-Secret Society of Bay Area Jewish Food Professionals and is writer/producer of a documentary-in-progress called "The Lonely Child." Follow @WallAlix Also On J. Organic Epicure Covenant manager branches out with his own (non-kosher) wine label Chanukah Gifts & Food: Deliciously drinkable gifts for the adults in your family Organic Epicure South Bay investor puts his stock in making organic kosher wine Food Expanding my winemaking to Israel was a grape idea Subscribe to our Newsletter Enter Email Sign Up