ANCIENT WORLD WINES

Wines of Armenia

Wines of Croatia

Discover Croatian wines, Dalmatian, Istrian and Slavonian wines, red wines, dry white wines, late harvest and ice wines, made from many autochthonous grape varieties three thousand years old, as the red Crljenak grape variety, ancestor of Primitivo and Zinfandel.

Wines of Georgia

Discover Georgian wines : wines from the oldest viticulture in the world, with red wines from the Saperavi grape, orange wines, amber white wines whose color is due to a long maceration in clay jars called qvevri, an 8000-year-old winemaking process.

The high quality of Greek wines is now recognised thanks to magnificent terroirs, the great diversity of grape varieties, most of which are autochthonous, such as Xinomavro, Mavrodaphne or Rhoditis, and the know-how of the winemakers: white and red wines from the Peloponnese, Macedonia, Crete or the Cyclades islands.

Wines of Israel

In Israel, viticulture probably dates back more than 6000 years but was only really revived in the 19th century, under the impetus of Edmond de Rothschild. Discover Israeli wines from great estates such as Carmel Winery, Domaine du Castel, Golan Heights Winery or young winemakers looking to revive quality Mediterranean grapes.

WINES OF LEBANON

The wines of Lebanon have a three-thousand-year-old past and were reborn at the end of the 19th century thanks to an exceptional terroir and visionary winemakers and merchants. The Bekaa Valley, in the east of the country, is Lebanon's great wine region, with plateaus located at an altitude of over 1,000 metres.