Chateau Heritage: A Lebanese Winemaking Legacy

Chateau Heritage is a Lebanese winery located in the heart of the Bekaa Valley, near the town of Qob Elias. The Touma family has been involved in winemaking and Arak production since 1888, with the Chateau Heritage winery formally established in 1997. The winery is housed in a renovated historical school building dating back to 1927, adding to its charm and character.Chateau Heritage is known for producing wines that reflect the unique terroir of Lebanon, combining traditional techniques with modern technology. The winery cultivates 64 hectares of land in the Bekaa Valley, with terroirs of limestone and clay. The vineyards benefit from the area's favorable weather conditions, situated at an altitude of 1000m above the Mediterranean Sea. Chateau Heritage produces white, rosé, and red wines, with a focus on red wines meant for aging. Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah are prominent in their blends. Visitors can explore the vineyards, learn about the winemaking process, and taste a variety of wines. The winery also has a restaurant that serves authentic Lebanese cuisine.Qob Elias, where Chateau Heritage is located, is a town with historical and cultural significance. Visitors to the town can explore its traditional markets, sample Lebanese cuisine, and visit nearby historical sites.