Château Khoury is a family-run winery in Dhour Zahlé, in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley, founded in 2004 by Raymond and Brigitte El Khoury and now run by their son Jean-Paul. It was the first Lebanese estate to plant Alsatian varieties such as Pinot Gris, Riesling, and...
Domaine des Tourelles is Lebanon's oldest continuously operating winery, founded in 1868 by French engineer François-Eugène Brun in Chtaura, in the heart of the Bekaa Valley. Today the estate is run by the Issa and Issa el-Khoury families, who craft red, white, and...
Atargatis is a 2024 white wine from Château Barka in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley , blending Sauvignon Blanc, Viognier, and Muscat grown at 1,500 meters of altitude. It offers citrus, white peach, and jasmine aromas with a saline finish and pairs naturally with sushi,...
There is a small stretch of the northern Bekaa Valley, tucked high against the Lebanese mountains, where five brothers decided to bottle their family's story. That story is Château Barka — and it is quietly becoming one of the most talked-about names among Swiss...
Lebanese boutique wines are small-batch wines produced by family-run vineyards in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley, one of the oldest wine-growing regions on earth. They're known for bold, sun-ripened character, indigenous grape varieties, and centuries-old winemaking...
Vinolibano is a Swiss-based wine venture bringing authentic, family-produced Lebanese wine to Switzerland . Founded by Georges, a former banker turned wine importer, Vinolibano works directly with small Lebanese estates such as Karam Wines, Château Khoury, and Château...
Soirée Les Bekaas was a Lebanese wine evening organized by Vinolibano, bringing together a small circle of friends and passionate lovers of Lebanon and Lebanese wines in Switzerland. It offered a unique opportunity to discover the richness of Lebanon's boutique...
If you want to buy Lebanese wine online in Switzerland , the best place to start is with the country's boutique estates rather than mass-market labels. Lebanon's seven core wine regions, Bekaa Valley, Batroun, Kefraya, Mount Lebanon, Jezzine, Zahlé, and Byblos, each...
Red wine suits richer, heavier meals and cooler weather, while white wine pairs better with lighter dishes and warmer occasions. If you're new to Lebanese wine, start with a red like a Bekaa Valley Cabernet blend for depth or a white like an Obeidi or Merwah for...
When enjoying a glass of Lebanese wine, few people realize that they are tasting a tradition that dates back more than 5,000 years. Lebanon is not only one of the oldest wine-producing regions in the world, but also the homeland of the Phoenicians, the ancient...