Château Kefraya is a 300-hectare wine estate in the Bekaa Valley of Lebanon, at the village of Kefraya. Its vineyards spread across the foothills of Mount Barouk, about 20 km south of Chtoura, making it one of the largest wine estates in the Bekaa. (Note: this is a working winery and estate, not a historic monument.)
The agricultural land has belonged to the Bustros family for generations. In 1951 Michel de Bustros began planting vines on a few hectares, and the first wines were produced in 1979 — remarkably, during the Lebanese civil war. Ownership today is shared among the Bustros family and other partners.
