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Uncover the Hidden Gem of Lebanese Wineries
Venture into Lebanon’s vineyards. Lebanese wine offers a rare expression of terroir. The high-altitude vineyards of the Beqaa Valley, combined with limestone-rich soils, create wines with natural elegance, and complexity that echoes Old World tradition. For wine enthusiasts seeking to explore something truly unique, let Lebanon’s vineyards invite you to discover the passion, flavour, and heritage poured into every glass.
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Phoenicians Wine History
THE RISE OF THE PHOENICIANS
Lebanon, the land where the ancient Phoenicians once flourished, is recognized as one of the oldest wine-making regions in history. The Phoenicians, pioneers in viticulture, spread their wine expertise throughout the Mediterranean. Recent archaeological finds, including a 2,600-year-old wine factory, reveal the depth of Lebanon’s wine heritage.
Today, Lebanese winemakers proudly carry on this legacy, blending centuries-old traditions with modern techniques to produce wines that echo the rich history of the region.
WINE TRADING
The Phoenicians, through their vast maritime trade network, were instrumental in spreading viticulture and winemaking across the Mediterranean. As skilled sailors and merchants, they introduced grape cultivation and winemaking techniques to new regions, directly influencing the evolving wine cultures of the ancient Greeks and Romans. Their legacy laid the foundation for many of the wine traditions that continue in the Mediterranean basin today.
GOD OF WINE
The Temple of Bacchus in Baalbek, Lebanon, is one of the best-preserved Roman temples, built in the 2nd century AD and dedicated to Bacchus, the god of wine. This grand structure reflects the region’s ancient winemaking heritage and the cultural importance of wine in religious rituals.
The temple likely served not just as a worship site but also as a hub where wine was celebrated in both festivities and traditions. Its presence in the fertile Beqaa Valley, an ideal grape-growing region, further reinforced Lebanon's reputation for winemaking.