Yayin Nesach

Why was Stam yeinam prohibited?

It might have been used for avodah zarah.
Due to intermarriage.
Concern that it was used for avodah zarah and concern of getting close to non-Jews
Because most non-Jews serve avodah zarah.

What is the halacha regarding Stam yeinam?

What is the halacha regarding wine of a Muslim today?

What is the halacha regarding wine of a Christian today?

What is the halacha regarding wine with a person who publicly breaks Shabbos?

Forbidden to drink but permissible for benefit.
If he merely touched it, it is permissible for benefit.
There is a dispute if it is forbidden.
If the wine is his own – forbidden to drink and forbidden for benefit; if touched by someone else – forbidden to drink.

A non-Jew touched wine to render it forbidden on purpose; what is the status of the wine?

Forbidden to drink but permissible for benefit.
Forbidden from drinking and benefit but can be sold to that non-Jew to compensate for the damage.
It is entirely permissible.
Both B and C, there are different opinions

What is the law regarding pasteurized wine?

What is the halacha of vinegar?

It is permitted, however, wine that turned into vinegar is forbidden.
Factory made vinegar is permitted, wine that turned into vinegar is forbidden.
It is permitted but wine that became forbidden while wine and then turned into vinegar is forbidden.
Wine that turned into vinegar and also factory made vinegar from wine, is forbidden.

What is the halacha of whiskey?

It is forbidden since whiskey is usually aged in barrels used for wine.
It is forbidden since the whiskey absorbed the flavor of the wine that we previously aged in the barrels.
It is forbidden since yayin nesach cannot be nullified (for being a minority).
It is customary to be lenient since a small amount of wine can be nullified.