 However, during the Second World War, the industry began to grow again and with successive waves of immigrants, drinking habits gradually changed.In 1957, the estate of the Baron Edmond de Rothschild deeded over the two wineries to the Cooperative of Winegrowers, the Societé Cooperative Vigneronne des Grandes Caves, by then, better known under the trade name Carmel Mizrahi in Israel and Carmel worldwide.For some years after the end of the war, Carmel's output was focused on sweet wines used for sacramental purposes.