Domaine de Baal is an organic boutique winery perched at 1,200 meters on the slopes of Mount Lebanon, overlooking the Bekaa Valley. Named after the Phoenician god of fertility and rain, the estate relies entirely on dry farming (no irrigation) and its clay-limestone soils to naturally sustain the vines through hot summers.
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Perched in the eastern foothills of Mount Lebanon, Château Khoury is the work of owner and winemaker Jean-Paul El Khoury, a property that captures everything Lebanese wine can be when expertise meets land worth respecting. The Terroir Château Khoury sits in the Zahlé region, in the eastern foothills of Mount Lebanon, at an altitude of 1,300 meters, with panoramic views over the Bekaa Valley, Mount Hermon, and the city of Zahlé. The vines stretch across a natural slope facing south, and the whole estate is certified organic, no shortcuts, just...
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Tucked away in the historic mountain village of Mtein, Ardoum Winery & Distillery is the perfect example of what happens when old-school family traditions meet fresh, modern ideas. They aren't just making wine here; they are crafting everything from small-batch bottles to boutique spirits under one roof. The Terroir: From the Valley to the Mountains Ardoum does an incredible job of splitting its process between two different regions: The Vineyards: The grapes are grown down in the sun-drenched region of Deir El Ahmar in the Bekaa Valley. The vines sit...
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Located in the hills of Ghalboun within the Jbeil district, Domaine Saint Gabriel is a certified organic winery that balances family heritage with a modern commitment to quality. The TerroirThe estate sits at an altitude of 450 to 500 meters, with terraces facing east toward the Makmel mountains. The vineyards benefit from cooling Mediterranean sea breezes and are planted on a specific soil composition of clay, gravel, and silt. The Craft & QualityWhile the estate has deep roots, 2020 marked a significant turning point when the winery began producing high-quality...
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