Blanc de Blancs de Ksara

The winemaker of the Lebanese Château Ksara chose the grape trio Sauvignon Blanc, Sémillon and Chardonnay as the basis for his Blanc de Blancs. A combination of French grapes that you will not easily find in France. In the Bekaa Valley, yes. There, two centuries ago, French Monks planted the grape varieties that Lebanese winemakers continue to mix in every possible way to this day.

This Blanc de Blancs from the oldest winery in the country is freshly dry. Not too aromatic in the nose but exuberant in the mouth. Floral and with lots of yellow fruit. Pinch of white pepper in the spicy aftertaste. Not French, but it does have a classic feel.

Did you know?

The winemaker of the Lebanese Château Ksara chose the grape trio Sauvignon Blanc, Sémillon and Chardonnay as the basis for his Blanc de Blancs. A combination of French grapes that you will not easily find in France. In the Bekaa Valley, yes. There, two centuries ago, French Monks planted the grape varieties that Lebanese winemakers continue to mix in every possible way to this day.