Chateau Ksara, Zahle

An exceptional tour and well worth five dollars for tasting, tour, history! Professional, kind, highly experienced staff. Beautiful premises and caves and grapes on site, and built in the late 1800s and the Jesuit priests ended up selling it to Lebanese, for Lebanese families because they were too productive and needed to focus more on their mission of religion and serving God. Note, we had the second from the lowest tour, as noted in my pictures with the price, and you will see how much it cost. It was an exceptional tour. We received about a half dozen tastings of wine which was perfect.

We can take part in their free guide tour inside with no appoints. It takes roughly 30 minutes with walking inside winery. The underground cave with a lot of Barrels is full length 2 km. With walking, a guide staff explain this institution in detail. Staffs is very kindly. They make white wines. That's taste is almost dry. [in Jan 2018]

2022.07.12 The visit to Chateau Ksara was not my first time. My last visit was 8 years back. I think the entrance fee is expensive compared to other wineries. The place well maintained. The tour included wine tasting to the prime selection. The tour included only the caves and the wine tasting.

First of all, thank you ladies for the nice and welcoming attitude. The tour is nice, not so long but still informative. The chateau is beautiful but small from visitors perspective. The wines are delicious, and the information provided is helpful.

The place and Caves were amazing, definitely a must place to visit when visiting Beirut. We really loved the wines we tried here, they are very unique, lots of spices from the region. Only thing we didn’t enjoy was that Tour Guide and staff who serves the wine does not have enough information and she was like in a hurry during the tour. Other than that everything was great