Château Ksara Gris de Gris is an exquisite Lebanese wine, balanced by a unique blend of subtle flavours. Delectably fresh and crisp on the palate, it boasts an elegant blend of Grenache Gris and Grenache Noir grapes, offering a soft, mellow yet harmonious flavour profile. From a vibrant bouquet full of delicate floral notes to a distinctive fruitiness, it's a tasteful reflection of the rich soil of Bekaa Valley. This wine reveals a seductive salmon-pink hue, making both a feast for the senses and a stylish addition to any table setting. Ideally served chilled, it pairs perfectly with seafood.

Tasting Notes

A pale pink wine with a grey undertone, a nose of small fruits, vine flowers, peony, and a touch of jasmine. Fresh and light, it is vivid, elegant, and harmonious and can only lead to a truly cheerful palate.

About the Winery

Established in 1857, Château Ksara holds the distinction of being Lebanon's oldest winery. Nestled in the heart of the Bekaa Valley, this internationally renowned vineyard is renowned for its commitment to tradition and quality, matched only by its drive for innovation.

Upon its founding by Jesuit monks, Château Ksara began making wine by traditional methods. However, the winery quickly adopted modern techniques, making this vineyard a unique fusion of old-world traditions with new-world technology.

Today the vineyard spans over 90 hectares of fertile land, cultivating a wide variety of grapes. These include French wine staples such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Chardonnay and local variety such as the indigenous Obaideh and Merwah these vines thrive under the valley's abundant sunshine and mild Mediterranean climate.

Famous for its diverse range of wines, Château Ksara caters to a variety of palates. Whether you're a seasoned wine connoisseur or a novice, their robust reds, elegant whites, and delicate rosés are sure to tantalize taste buds. Each bottle expertly encapsulates the unique terroir of the Bekaa Valley.

Wine enthusiasts have the opportunity to visit Château Ksara's historic cellars. Built over 155 years ago, the winery's two-kilometre network of tunnels provides optimal conditions for aging its wines. While on site, visitors can savour a guided tasting of the winery's finest vintages.

In Château Ksara's commitment to sustainability, the vineyard has also introduced eco-friendly practices. They have moved towards organic farming, and are implementing a pioneering wastewater treatment system to reduce their environmental impact.

As Château Ksara moves into the future it remains a shining example of Lebanese wine culture, reflecting the region's rich and diverse history through every bottle it creates, one glass of Château Ksara's wine and you'll be transported straight to the heart of the Bekka Valley.

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