Essays

ESSAY FOR VITTLES: How Lebanon's Wineries Remain Rooted

Take pride in our makers and our people

Nov 15 •

Recent Coverage of Lebanese Wine

The current war caused a spike in coverage by international wine media

Nov 7 •

November 2024: Diary of Jane

Breaking Benjamin Netanyahu

Nov 5 •

It's mid-October and I can't see the trees

And it's not just because I can't go to the South

Oct 17 •

October 2024: It took a year for us to call it a war

And now it's all we can think or talk about

Oct 4 •

The Summer's Billboards for Lebanese Wine

I have some thoughts, please don't hate me

Sep 20 •

Doses of Daily Life in Beirut

Accepting the absurd for the sake of sanity

Aug 22 •

Phoenician, not French.

Assessing today's Lebanese wine narrative once again

Jul 23 •

What does ChatGPT say about Lebanese wine?

I turned to artificial intelligence to get a summary of "the internet"

Jun 25 •

Men Zeit el Balad

My collab with Malfoof that was centered around olives and the South

May 7 •

Originally published in EATEN Magazine's 10th issue, "Greens" - Winter 2021

Apr 24 •

Israel's Ecocide of Southern Lebanon

From the grapes of Rmeich and Marjeyoun to the olives of Deir Mimas and Kfarkila

Apr 6 •

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