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Red dry
Refreshing and thirst-quenching, displaying subtle peppery and incense notes. The grapes are grown on the slopes of the Bekaa Valley at 900-1200 metres altitude. The 15-hectare vineyard is dominated by marl soil, and the average age of the vines reaches 40 years. Fermentation was carried out in stainless steel tanks. The wine was aged for a year in large oak vessels and bottled after gentle filtration.
Serve at 16–18 °C with roast lamb, roast chicken with homemade barbecue sauce or meatloaf.
A remarkably elegant and light-footed red for Lebanon, with refined red fruit and spicy aromas. The underplayed power and fine tannins deftly underline all this on the medium- to full-bodied palate. Polished and precise finish. A cuvee of 35% grenache, 35% cinsault and 30% tempranillo. Drink or hold. Screw cap. Thursday, Apr 10, 2025
Massaya is the essence of modern-day Lebanon. Through the quality of our wines, the native flavors of our food and the warmth of our hospitality, we deliver a message of refinement, happiness and welcome. At Massaya, we have made it our goal to be heirs of these pioneers of the Mediterranean and makers of wine. We are building on tradition with a commitment to a brand that carries the good name of Lebanon to the world. We rely on our honesty and integrity to achieve our aims. We commit to being industrious and self-sufficient, and we value team spirit among our staff. Raising the quality standard is an ongoing crusade and we encourage the creativity of everyone who works for us. Nature is sacred to us. We are doing all that we can to reverse the environmental abuses of past generations and to bring new life to land that has been neglected. Through the quality of our products and the reputation of our brand, we hope to emphasize the very joyful, creative and hospital side of Lebanon. We are always open, transparent, and pleased to welcome visitors to our wineries in the Beqaa and at Faqra. We believe that wine, arak, and food can help spread the word that Lebanon’s true spirit is one of tolerance and coexistence.
