The tavern, which belonged to Haci İbrahim in 1871, is on Havra Street (synagogues Street) and behind the Etz Hayim Synagogue and Popularya School. In 1895, the wine factory belonging to Halifa Politi was established in the building where the present Akın Passage is located. A document dated 1871 informs that the land was a foundation land belonging to the school in 1871. In that case, the land must have been rented or sold to Politi in 1895. The grape cluster figure at the entrance of the passage and the date 5660 (1900) written in the Hebrew calendar belong to the wine factory we mentioned. The production of kosher wine is important for the Izmir Jewish Community. The Winery also meets the congregation’s requirements for kosher wine. This building was transformed into shoe makers passage in 1968.(Siren Bora 2020)