Wine from Lebanon

10/14/2024

For the first 190,000 years, humans lived as hunter-gatherers, constantly on the move and in fear of predators and other humans. Around 10,000 years ago, in Mesopotamia (modern-day Iraq), people began to settle. This shift to an agriculturally-based society in the Fertile Crescent was revolutionary.

Humans started planting crops, building structures, and forming villages, which grew into towns and cities. In these early settlements, humans developed written language, domesticated animals, invented the wheel, and created early forms of architecture and monotheistic religion.

As people spread from the Fertile Crescent into Europe and Asia, they took with them their knowledge of farming and other innovations. This marked the beginning of what we now consider civilization. Though conflict and superstition persisted, humanity made a vital step toward the world we live in today.

09/14/2024

WINE TASTING AT PHOENICIA DOWNTOWN HOUSTON

09/14/2024

Lebanese wine tasting at Phoenicia Downtown Houston.

07/14/2024

06/26/2024

At a time when the region’s FMCG firms face a challenging economic environment, it makes sense to increase the focus on international sales. Sam A. Jaoude, consultant and CEO of Madenlebanon LLC, shares a checklist of essential steps to getting export ready.

Madenlebanon

https://www.hospitalitynewsmag.com/ways-boost-exports/

04/02/2024

Phoenician map from more than 3000 BC

02/19/2024

Double Gold and Class champion
God Bless Texas

02/08/2024

"Indulge in the rich flavors of Lebanon with Warde Obeidi, an indigenous varietal now available at Cafe Benedicte! 🍇✨ "

01/10/2024

Enjoy!

12/19/2023

Crafted in Lebanon, cherished in the USA! 🇱🇧✈️ Explore the exquisite taste of Lebanese wine and the resilience of our services that transcend borders. 🍷✨ From the vineyards to your glass, our exports maintain unwavering quality and flavor, delivering a piece of Lebanon to the US.

12/07/2023

11/30/2023

From the vineyards of Lebanon to the heart of Louisiana, Lebanese wine is making its mark everywhere! 🍇🍷 "

11/22/2023

Celebrating lebanon independence day

11/21/2023

Another fabulous wine dinner at Pour.

11/16/2023

wine from lebanon

10/30/2023

Historically used to produce Arak, the anise-flavored distilled spirit of Lebanon, this white variety is now becoming a popular choice for wine production. Once thought to be a clone of Chardonnay, DNA analysis has confirmed it is indeed an Indigenous Lebanese variety. It often yields a wine with a creamy texture and flavors of honey and lemons.

10/28/2023

Wine from Lebanon is proud to share WARDY wines with Texans

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These were the highlights from the Lebanese tasting! We also have access to everything Domain Wardy exports to the US! Stop by for a glass at our table or buy a bottle for your’s🍷🍷

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