Château Trois Collines | Made in Lebanon
Fine Bekaa wines from the three hills of Zahlé.
About Château Trois Collines
Château Trois Collines is a Lebanese winery in the Zahlé area of the Bekaa Valley, its name referring to the three hills that characterise its landscape. Set in the historic heartland of Lebanese winemaking, the estate farms high-altitude Bekaa vineyards and produces wines that reflect the valley’s classic balance of ripe, sun-fed fruit and the freshness that comes from elevation and cool nights.
The winery offers reds, whites and rosés, including a Chardonnay among its whites, working with grapes well suited to the Bekaa’s continental climate. Château Trois Collines has built a following among Lebanese wine lovers and reaches international markets, presenting itself as a quality-minded estate firmly grounded in the traditions of Zahlé and the Bekaa.
Brand Information
| Brand Name | Château Trois Collines |
| Ownership | Lebanese-owned |
| Based In | Zahlé, Bekaa Valley, Lebanon |
| Category | Wine and Beer |
| Website | troiscollines.com |
| What They Offer | Red, white and rosé wines |
Why Château Trois Collines Matters
Château Trois Collines is part of the community of Zahlé estates that anchor Lebanon’s most important wine region. By farming high-altitude Bekaa vineyards and exporting its wines, it supports the local economy and helps carry the Bekaa’s centuries-old winemaking heritage to new audiences.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Château Trois Collines make?
The winery produces red, white and rosé wines, including a Chardonnay, from Bekaa Valley vineyards.
Is Château Trois Collines a Lebanese brand?
Yes. It is a Lebanese-owned winery based near Zahlé in the Bekaa Valley.
Where can I buy these wines?
The wines are available through Lebanese retailers and export markets; details are on the winery’s website.
What makes Château Trois Collines distinctive?
Its high-altitude Zahlé vineyards and classic Bekaa style give the wines balance and a strong sense of place.
What white grapes grow in the Bekaa?
The Bekaa grows international whites like Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc and Viognier, along with indigenous grapes such as Obeideh and Merwah.
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