Wine Enthusiast Magazine

MAKE WINE NOT WAR

MODERN WINE HONORS THE PAST

ine maker Eddie Chami wants to change the conversation around Lebanese wine culture. “Lebanon and the Mediterranean go through war every four or five years and so our history is erased every four or five years. It’s under rubble. This is why I choose not to be associated with

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