It’s that time again - we’ve received another order of excellent Lebanese wines and have put together a pack for you to discover.

This time we’re showcasing a richly aromatic white, a rosé from one of the regions top wineries, and two plush red blends.

Beqaa Valley White, Domaine Wardy, 2021 
Owned by four siblings, Domaine Wardy grow 17 different varieties in their vineyards, whilst also producing vodka and arak; a traditional spirit made from distilled grapes and anise. 

This is an aromatic blend of the indigenous obeidi, sauvignon blanc, viognier and chardonnay. 

Musar Jeune Rosé, 2023
A fresh blend of cinsault and mourvèdre from Chateau Musar, notably famed for their powerful reds.

This is a dry and gently spiced style of rosé with stone fruit and quince aromas.

Le Prieuré, Chateau Ksara, 2021
The Ksara estate was founded in 1857 by Jesuit priests, making it the oldest winery in Lebanon. 

Le Prieuré is a blend of cinsault, carignan, grenache and mourvèdre, fermented in the same concrete tanks that the priests built back in the 18th century. Full of bright fruits and liquorice notes, this drinks well lightly chilled. 

Les Emirs, Château St Thomas, 2015
The 2015 vintage in the Beqaa Valley provided the perfect conditions for age-worthy reds.

Les Emirs is a rich cabernet sauvignon, syrah and grenache blend, developing beautifully complex notes of black fruits, figs and dark chocolate, with excellent structure and spice from oak ageing.