Bekaa Valley
The Bekaa Valley is the heartland of modern Lebanese wine, producing nearly 90% of Lebanon’s wine.
The oldest winery in the area is Chateau Ksara, established by Jesuit Christians in 1857
The original Bekaa Valley vineyards were planted with Cinsaut, which was later joined by other French vine varieties.
Bottle
£150.00
1998 · 13.5%
Tart blackberries, sweet dried cherries, bitter chocolate, olive, liquorice, and aniseed. Incredibly youthful, vibrant, complex and balanced.
Bottle
£170.00
1997 · 14%
The palate is equally intriguing, with a mix of berry fruits and a hint of volatile acidity that adds to its character.
Bottle
£100.00
2015 · 14%
Fresh hedgerow berries (bramble, blackcurrant, cherry), with later complexity of leather and delicate peppery-spice notes.
Bottle
£36.00
2012 · 13.5%
Ixsir has highest vineyards in northern hemisphere. Leather, black cherry, blackberry, pepper, redcurrant, herbs. Good structure, long aftertaste.
Contains Sulphites
