Lebanese Wine Varieties At International Exhibitions
Prestige issue 267, October 2015
Wine production is part of Lebanese heritage, since it dates back to the Phoenician era. Benefiting from a favorable climate and soil, the Lebanese plant some classic noble grapes, besides the local grapes offering the world variety of blends that cater to all tastes.
Wine production is part of Lebanese heritage, since it dates back to the Phoenician era. Benefiting from a favorable climate and soil, the Lebanese plant some classic noble grapes, besides the local grapes offering the world variety of blends that cater to all tastes.
La Réserve Paris Hotel and Spa, located at 42 Gabriel Avenue at the heart of Paris, offers the tourist an exceptional experience.
Inlaid furniture is part of the traditional crafts in the Middle East, can we say that your work continues this tradition, but gives it another dimension by introducing
Prestige issue 268, November 2015
If the Lebanese pavilion at the World Expo in Milan «Feeding the Planet», present between more than 135 countries has been successful, it owes it undoubtedly, to the talent and expertise of its citizens
If the Lebanese pavilion at the World Expo in Milan «Feeding the Planet», present between more than 135 countries has been successful, it owes it undoubtedly, to the talent and expertise of its citizens
In Dubai, Lebanese architect Carole Akkari won the Public Service Award for Interior Architecture as part of the world-renowned “International...
It is in the idyllic setting of The Legend Nahr el Kalb, that Toni Breiss, wedding and events planner, mounted a Courchevel chalet to host a sumptuous wedding.
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Prestige issue 259, February 2015
Who among you has never been bitten by Cupid's arrow? Today, can we still talk about love? What is left of love? And lovers? Can we still believe in love? On the occasion of Valentine's Day, Prestige gives you answers, brief but encouraging strongly to desire that feeling,
Who among you has never been bitten by Cupid's arrow? Today, can we still talk about love? What is left of love? And lovers? Can we still believe in love? On the occasion of Valentine's Day, Prestige gives you answers, brief but encouraging strongly to desire that feeling,
Prestige issue 259, February 2015
Valentine is back with its procession of joys and emotions. How and where should you share your passion? In the privacy of a restaurant, in the romance of a scented hotel room, or around a sparkling champagne? What’s more important is a poetic and eternal love. Happy Valentine’s day.
Valentine is back with its procession of joys and emotions. How and where should you share your passion? In the privacy of a restaurant, in the romance of a scented hotel room, or around a sparkling champagne? What’s more important is a poetic and eternal love. Happy Valentine’s day.
Prestige issue 256, November 2014
The Phoenicians exported already, for over 4000 years their jars of wine and developed vineyards and wine cellars. Later, in Roman times in the middle of the second century BC, a temple was dedicated to Bacchus, the god of wine, in the region of Baalbeck. It was in the Bekaa Valley that viticulture has developed first. The monks used to produce wine for religious purposes. Today, the culture of vineyards conquered several areas including Mount
The Phoenicians exported already, for over 4000 years their jars of wine and developed vineyards and wine cellars. Later, in Roman times in the middle of the second century BC, a temple was dedicated to Bacchus, the god of wine, in the region of Baalbeck. It was in the Bekaa Valley that viticulture has developed first. The monks used to produce wine for religious purposes. Today, the culture of vineyards conquered several areas including Mount
Prestige issue 279, October 2016
«Douma the health, Douma the iron». That’s how this village of Batroun heights was called, perched at 1000m along the Kfar Hilda Valley. And for good reason. Renowned for its ideal climate, its rich and fertile land with olive trees, vineyards and apple trees, Douma was also nicknamed «Douma el Hadid»
«Douma the health, Douma the iron». That’s how this village of Batroun heights was called, perched at 1000m along the Kfar Hilda Valley. And for good reason. Renowned for its ideal climate, its rich and fertile land with olive trees, vineyards and apple trees, Douma was also nicknamed «Douma el Hadid»
A distinguished guest for a significant milestone: Manolo Valdés, one of the greatest contemporary Spanish artists, is exhibiting in Geneva for the first time in over 20 years.
