Food Production - Kefraya, Beqaa Governorate, Lebanon
Located in the southern part of the Bekaa valley, Château Marsyas translates the passion of the Johnny R. Saadé family for wine. Cited by Strabo and Pliny the Elder, Marsyas is the ancient name of the Bekaa valley situated between Mount Lebanon and the Anti-Lebanon. It draws its name from the famous Phrygian Satyr who symbolized the freedom of man in the face of the Gods, and once defied Apollo in a musical contest to find himself flayed to death. The Marsyas Valley, also known to the ancient Arabs as Noah's Valley in reference to the alleged burial site of the biblical prophet, is primarily known for the sacred temples of Baalbek/Heliopolis, the city of the sun in which eastern and western worshipping cults took place. The Johnny R. Saadé family created Château Marsyas to produce quality grapes for an exceptional wine.
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