Syrian Wine,Turkey Home Made price supplier

Cited by Pliny the Elder, Mount Bargylus, known today as Jebel Al-Ansariyé,  spreads from the Orontes Valley near the ancient city of Antioch to the  Eleutherus Valley in the south of ancient Emesa. This land is a country of  mystery and legends where wine and alphabet were revealed to man and where the  ancients grew vines more than 3000 years ago. Located in the hinterland of the  Hellenistic city of Laodicea –the modern Syrian city of Lattakia- and the  Canaanite metropolis of Ugarit, the slopes of Mount Bargylus were richly covered  with vines during the Greco-roman era. The Bargylus wine estate is precisely  located near Deir Touma, literally translated as the “convent of Thomas”, not  far from the archeological vestiges of the crusading era and the famous Saladin. Typically Mediterranean in style, Syrian wine elegantly combines strength and  refinement: it has a strong color, the range of aroma is perceivable through the  fresh fruit and minerality that translates the very shingly soil.

 

1 Box = 5 Bottle