Chateau Heritage

Most books on the history of wine agree that there is no doubt that wine was made for the first time in the Middle East, specifically at the great Roman temple in Baalbek. Therefore, Lebanon is considered one of the most important countries historically famous for this industry. That is why in 1888 AD, the Touma family established one of the first wineries and distilleries in Lebanon in the small town of Kab Elias in the Bekaa Valley to produce wine and Arak Touma, the national Lebanese drink. The first modern wine was released in 1997 AD, and it was exported all over the world. Heritage is a family-produced wine that preserves winemaking traditions while perfecting the latest technology in wine production, and is created from a unique collection of the finest grapes in the Bekaa Valley, representing the best of true Lebanese wines.