Reserve Ammiq
Reserve Ammiq’s vineyards are located in one of the few remaining protected areas in Ammiq, West Bekaa, Lebanon, which was designated by UNESCO as a “Biosphere Reserve” in 2005. The Ammiq wetland is Lebanon’s largest freshwater reserve known for its unique biodiversity especially migratory birds.
For over four generations, gobelet trained vines are planted at 950 meteres above sea level. We are dedicated to using sustainable farming practices, resulting in low yields. Grapes are hand-picked, destemmed and fermented using its own wild yeast.
For over four generations, gobelet trained vines are planted at 950 meteres above sea level. We are dedicated to using sustainable farming practices, resulting in low yields. Grapes are hand-picked, destemmed and fermented using its own wild yeast.
Factsheet
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Items on 209 Lebanese Wine
Land size:
5 Ha
Number of bottles produced per year:
15,000
