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#CookForSyria
Meejana is proud to be contributing the #CookForSyria campaign organised by UNICEF’s Next Generation. During the whole month of November, we will be preparing our Kibbeh Labaniyeh (also known as Kibbeh bel Laban) the Syrian way. The main difference is..
An Introduction To Lebanese Cuisine
Here at Meejana, we offer an extensive, diverse menu packed full of Lebanese favourites and contemporary dishes. Our authentic dishes are family recipes, tried, tested and loved for generations! But what are the features of authentic Lebanese food, and..
Bodega Luigi Bosca
In Argentina wine is part of the national culture. Located south of the Americas, with a population of 42 million inhabitants and an area 4 times greater than that of France, Argentina is one of the ecological reserves in the world. Possessing a..
Bouchon Family Wines
For Bouchon, family is everything: past, present and future. A young Julio Bouchon Jr. joined the family project halfway through the 90s. His siblings Juan and María came on board ten years later. Their arrival coincided with a new phase for Bouchon:..
Chateau Montelena Winery
Chateau Montelena Winery, originally called A.L. Tubbs winery after its founder Alfred Tubbs, was constructed in 1888 and intended as a barrel-aging facility. The Chateau was unique in materials, plan, size, and style for its era. In nineteenth-century..
International Sauvignon Blanc Day: 6 May
New Zealand Winegrowers will be co-ordinating a series of events on May 6 to mark the seventh International Sauvignon Blanc Day – billed as a global social media wine tasting. Although this is another ‘international’ campaign to highlight a certain..
Château Musar
The wines of Château Musar are unique expressions from a country with an ancient wine-making culture, as vines have been cultivated from Lebanon’s high altitude Bekaa Valley for over 6,000 years.
From around 4,500 B.C., the sea-faring Phoenicians..
Château Ksara
Lebanese wine tradition dates back 5,000 years, when the ancient inhabitants of Lebanon, the Phoenicians, first began tending vineyards. The Phoenicians exported wine to ancient Egypt, Rome, Greece and Carthage; introducing the world to viticulture and..
Château Khoury
The vineyard is a family business born out of Raymond and Brigitte El Khoury’s passion for the vine and wine. The first vines for wine production were planted in 1995 on a land that had been abandoned after the Lebanese civil war. Before the war these..