12 Apr Cave Kouroum

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  • Cave Kouroum oak barrels in the cellar
    Cave Kouroum oak barrels in the cellar
Cave Kouroum

The Bekaa valley has been known to be the primary centre for agricultural production and in particular the small village, Kefraya, standing on the Eastern Side of the Barouk Mountain. It’s in the village of Kefraya where Mr. Bassim RAHAL created his winery in 1998. Overlooking the valley with a majestic modern architecture, covering an area of 7500 m2, the ultra-modern winery has a capacity of 4 millions litres annually. Our wines include dry white, dry rose, a variety of dry reds and sweet wines. A blend of traditional methods and new techniques are used to achieve such harmony within the wines, bringing out their natural qualities to the fore. All are expertly combined to offer an exceptional wine to various consumer preferences from the unique Lebanese soil.

7 Cépages 2013
This wine is made from a blend of seven grapes grown in our vineyard.
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Blanc Perle 2021
This dry white wine has a clear pale straw color, and a clean floral nose with hints of pineapple.
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Pyrope 2008
With a beautiful garnet color, this wine has a nose dominated by Syrah and is accompanied with a mature fruity red nose.
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Syrah 2004
The palete is fruity, supple, vigorous, smooth and structured.
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Petit Noir 2015
This wine is a soft round wine with a hints of red fruits and aromas that ends on a note of black pepper.
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Fun Facts

  • Kouroum means the vineyards in Arabic. The Cave Kouroum vineyards fall on the eastern slope of the Barouk mountain at an altitude of 1000 m above sea.
  • Our vineyards fall on the eastern slope of the Barouk mountain at an altitude of 1000 m above sea.
  • Grape varieties : Syrah, Cabernet-Sauvignon, Grenache, Carignan, Merlot, Pinot noir, Marselan, Gamay, Cinsault, Clairette, Muscat, Roussanne, Sauvignon Blanc, Viognier, and Grenache Blanc.
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