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Château Kefraya is one of the most successful Lebanese wineries. It is a true family business, founded shortly after the Second World War by the Butros family. Château Kefraya manages 300 hectares of vineyards and presses wine in its own cellar exclusively from its own grapes - always blends of well-known international grape varieties, but with a character all its own, typical of the Lebanese Bekaa Valley. More about Château Kefraya
Château Ksara is the oldest and largest winery in Lebanon. It was founded in 1857 by Jesuits. Only in 1972 did the monks sell the winery. It has been thoroughly modernized since. Today Château Ksara makes contemporary wines mainly from French grape varieties, sold all over the world. More about Château Ksara
Chateau Musar is Lebanon's most famous and renowned winery. Founded in 1930 by the Hochar family. In 1984, winemaker Serge Hochar was named Man of the Year by the prestigious British wine magazine Decanter. Things moved quickly after that. Chateau Musar's idiosyncratic wines attracted international attention. To this day they are highly sought-after wines with almost a cult status. More about Chateau Musar
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