Cave Kouroum | Made in Lebanon
Expressive wines from the vineyards of Kefraya in the Bekaa Valley.
About Cave Kouroum
Cave Kouroum is a Lebanese winery located in Kefraya, one of the most celebrated wine-growing villages of the western Bekaa Valley. Set among high-altitude vineyards that climb the foothills of the region, the winery draws on the same limestone-rich terroir that has made Kefraya a name synonymous with quality Lebanese wine. The estate combines modern cellar techniques with a strong sense of place.
The winery produces a range of reds, whites and rosés, working with grapes well suited to the Bekaa’s continental climate, such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Cinsault and Grenache for reds and crisp whites for freshness. Cave Kouroum has built a following among Lebanese wine lovers and welcomes visitors for tastings, offering a window into how the country’s most famous wine region turns sun-drenched fruit into finished bottles.
Brand Information
| Brand Name | Cave Kouroum |
| Ownership | Lebanese-owned |
| Based In | Kefraya, Bekaa Valley, Lebanon |
| Category | Wine and Beer |
| Website | cavekouroum.com |
| What They Offer | Red, white and rosé wines |
Why Cave Kouroum Matters
Kefraya sits at the centre of Lebanon’s wine identity, and Cave Kouroum is part of the community of growers and producers that keep this terroir on the map. By farming Bekaa vineyards and welcoming wine tourists, the winery contributes to both the rural economy and the wider story of Lebanese wine, which stretches back thousands of years to Phoenician times.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Cave Kouroum make?
Cave Kouroum produces red, white and rosé wines from vineyards in and around Kefraya in the Bekaa Valley.
Is Cave Kouroum a Lebanese brand?
Yes. It is a Lebanese-owned winery based in the village of Kefraya in the western Bekaa.
Where can I buy or taste Cave Kouroum wines?
The wines are available through Lebanese retailers and the winery welcomes visitors; tastings and tours can be arranged via its website.
What makes Cave Kouroum distinctive?
Its home in Kefraya, a benchmark Lebanese wine village, gives its wines a strong sense of Bekaa terroir at accessible quality.
Why is Kefraya important for Lebanese wine?
Kefraya’s altitude, sunshine and limestone soils make it one of Lebanon’s premier zones for growing balanced, structured wines.
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