Château Fakra | Made in Lebanon
Mountain wines from the heights of Kfardebian and Faqra.
About Château Fakra
Château Fakra is a Lebanese winery in Kfardebian, high in the mountains of Mount Lebanon near the ancient Roman ruins of Faqra. Its vineyards sit at considerable altitude, in a landscape better known for skiing and mountain scenery than for viticulture, making it one of the notable high-elevation estates helping to expand Lebanon’s wine map beyond the Bekaa Valley.
The winery produces reds, whites and rosés, including cuvées that reference the area’s Roman temple heritage, and draws on the cool mountain conditions of Kfardebian to bring freshness and definition to its wines. Château Fakra offers a distinctive expression of Mount Lebanon terroir and appeals to wine lovers curious about Lebanon’s high-altitude vineyards.
Brand Information
| Brand Name | Château Fakra |
| Ownership | Lebanese-owned |
| Based In | Kfardebian, Mount Lebanon |
| Category | Wine and Beer |
| Website | faqra.com |
| What They Offer | Red, white and rosé wines |
Why Château Fakra Matters
Château Fakra demonstrates the potential of Lebanon’s high mountain terroirs around Kfardebian and Faqra. By farming at altitude and drawing on the area’s rich Roman heritage, it adds a distinctive voice to the Lebanese wine scene and helps broaden the geography of the country’s wine production.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Château Fakra make?
The winery produces red, white and rosé wines from high-altitude vineyards in Kfardebian.
Is Château Fakra a Lebanese brand?
Yes. It is a Lebanese-owned winery based in Kfardebian in Mount Lebanon.
Where can I buy Château Fakra wines?
The wines are available through Lebanese retailers and export markets; details are on the winery’s website.
What makes Château Fakra distinctive?
Its very high-altitude mountain vineyards and connection to the historic Faqra area give it a unique character.
Does Lebanon have ancient wine heritage?
Yes. Lebanon has one of the world’s oldest winemaking traditions, dating back thousands of years to the Phoenicians, with Roman-era temples like Baalbek and Faqra testifying to its long wine culture.
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