Wines of South Africa (WOSA): “Variety Is in Our Nature”
Building the global success of South African wine.
The Best Wine from Jordan: Zumot Wines (Saint George)
“My father’s vision was always to produce a great wine of Jordan and he always believed that this country could produce one of the greatest wines in the world. I don’t think he is mistaken,” says Omar Zumot, the Winemaker (Zumot Wines, Saint George).
Jordanian Wine Industry – Overview by Zumot Wines (Saint George Wines)
“The Jordanian wine industry has been around for some time now. It went through a major revival twenty years ago. The quality of wine has improved dramatically since 1999 or 2000. In Jordan we produce about 1 million bottles of wine every year,” says Omar Zumot, the Winemaker (Zumot Wines, Saint George).
The Role of Union Vinicole du Liban
“Château Ksara is the leading producer in Lebanon and I have been a member of the Union Vinicole du Liban since it was established in the 90s. I have been very active supporting my predecessor and dear friend, the late Serge Hochar,” says Zafer Chaoui, Chairman and CEO of Château Ksara & Head of Union Vinicole du Liban.
Leading Wine in Lebanon: Chateau Ksara’s “Sunset” Rosé
“Our range of 14 products is substantial. We are concentrating on these products and trying to develop them to the highest extent possible,” says Zafer Chaoui, Chairman and CEO of Château Ksara & Head of Union Vinicole du Liban.
Edouard Kosremelli Discusses Lebanese Chateau Kefraya and Its Philosophy
“When you look at our logo, you will read ‘’Château Kefraya: un terroir, une âme, un grand vin’’ (a terroir, a soul, a great wine). That is more than just a marketing tagline, it is really a strategy and it started with the conviction that Kefraya’s terroir (Kefraya being a village in West Bekaa) is really adequate to produce red wines and generally premium wines,” says Edouard Kosremelli, Directeur General Adjoint of Chateau Kefraya.
Chateau Kefraya Wines – “Ancient World” Wines
“Chateau Kefraya’s choices in terms of exports are directed to markets where there is an interest in let’s not say ‘’New World’’ wines but more ‘’Ancient World’’ wines; since Lebanon – as a wine-growing territory – is indeed part of the ancient world,” notes Emile Majdalani, Commercial Director of Chateau Kefraya.
Competitiveness of Lebanese Wine Industry 2015-2016
“The trend in Lebanon is that there is certainly more and more interest in wine in general. The increase in the number of wineries proves this,” notes Emile Majdalani, Commercial Director of Chateau Kefraya.
The Philosophy Behind High Quality Wines of Lebanese Château Kefraya
It is not only about superior and expensive wines; Kefraya also creates entry-level wines, but with the exact same quest for quality.
Château Kefraya: Increased Number of Wine Producers Is Turning Lebanon into A Major Wine-Producing Country
The trend in Lebanon is that there is certainly more and more interest in wine in general. The increase in the number of wineries proves this.