Vino y cerveza

Mersel Wine

Vino natural de altura y la cuna del pét-nat libanés.

Mersel Wine

Acerca de Mersel Wine

Mersel Wine is a natural Lebanese winery founded by Eddie Chami, working with extremely high-altitude vineyards in the mountains around Deir el Ahmar and Jabal Mansour. Mersel has built a reputation as one of the boldest names in Lebanon’s natural wine movement, farming some of the highest vineyards in the country and making wines with minimal intervention that celebrate their mountain origins.

The winery is widely known for pioneering Lebanese pét-nat, its sparkling “Leb Nat” style, as well as expressive reds built around Cinsault, an old Lebanese workhorse grape given new life here. Mersel’s wines are honest, energetic and full of character, and they have found enthusiastic audiences among natural wine drinkers in Lebanon and across international markets.

Por qué Mersel Wine es importante

Mersel has helped redefine what Lebanese wine can be, championing high-altitude farming, native Cinsault and the country’s first serious pét-nat. Its success has drawn global attention to Lebanon’s natural wine scene and to overlooked mountain terroirs, adding energy and diversity to the national wine story.

Frequently Asked Questions

¿Qué hace Mersel Wine?
Mersel elabora vinos naturales tintos, blancos y rosados, y es especialmente conocida por sus espumosos pét-nat libaneses.
¿Es Mersel Wine una marca libanesa?
Sí. Es una bodega de vino natural de propiedad libanesa que trabaja con viñedos de altura en los alrededores de Deir el Ahmar.
¿Dónde puedo comprar vinos de Mersel?
The wines are sold through natural wine shops in Lebanon and exported worldwide; details are on the winery’s website.
¿Qué hace especial a Mersel?
La distinguen sus viñedos a muy gran altitud, su vinificación natural y su pionero pét-nat libanés.
¿Qué es el pét-nat?
El pét-nat, abreviatura de pétillant naturel, es un vino ligeramente espumoso que se embotella antes de que termine la fermentación, lo que le da burbujas naturales sin gas añadido ni licor de expedición.
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