The Winery was founded in 2004 by Rami and Bettina Na'aman, who left the central town of Ramat Hasharon in 2001 for the small village of Ramot Naftali in the Upper Galilee. There the couple built a compound that includes a house made of ancient Galilee stone, an art studio managed by Bettina (an artist, designer and art teacher), two luxury guest suites and the Na’aman Winery. The intimate winery is located in an underground building designed as a cave, its walls covered in rough plaster and stone. The first harvest was in 2004 and production grew gradually to 10,000 bottles a year.