Château Marsyas is an extraordinary venture, created in 2005 by the Saadé family in Lebanon’s Bekaa Valley. The estate spans 55 hectares of prime, high-altitude vineyard land at the foot of Mt Barouk. Marsyas refers to the ancient name for Lebanon’s Beqaa Valley, cited by both Strabo (an ancient Greek geographer and philosopher) and Pliny the Elder (Roman Author, Philosopher and naval commander).
"Gently aromatic with notes of tangerine, satsuma and orange blossom. The palate is creamy with a rich peach, nectarine finish. There is a zesty subtlety to the wine.
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