The story of
Musar is an amazing one since its establishment by Gaston Hochar in 1930, when he secured the French army as his first customer.
Unlike Chateau
Musar, the majority of Chateau Khoury's wines -- 70 percent -- is sold on the domestic market.
The core notion conveyed by
musar is the teaching of the avoidance of faults.
That influence is also felt in other parts of the region," Eziz
Musar, the prefecture's commissioner, also said.
Cabunoc identified some of the fatalities on the side of the ASG as Berhamin Jawhari,
Musar Sawadjaan, Jani Madjid, Adzmar Muhhamad, Ompoy Uran and Mussal Jawhari.
glass, $68 for 6 oz.) and the 1978 Chateau
Musar Bordeaux Blend from Lebanon's Bekaa Valley ($118 a 3 oz.-glass, $235 for 6 oz.).
Kovno gave birth in the nineteenth century to the Jewish pietist
Musar movement, a sober and introspective antidote to the ecstasies of Hasidism;
Musar ideals, still much in the air at that time for the city's educated Jews, form the substrate of his thought.
One is by an advocate of the ideas of Rabbi Israel Lipkin Salanter (Lithuania, Germany, 1810-83), founder of the
Musar (ethical) movement, Rabbi Eliyahu Dessler (Lithuania, Great Britain, Israel, 1892-1953), who wrote: There is a general role for the gentiles to play in this world ...
What: Traiteur, Park Hyatt Dubai's award-winning French restaurant, will be hosting a dinner that will feature rare wines by the famous Lebanese Chateaux
Musar. The dinner will be addressed by renowned Lebanese wine-maker Gaston Hochar Junior.
Chateau
Musar was founded in 1935 by a Christian, Gaston Hochar, who planted French varietals Cabernet Sauvignon, Cinsault, and Carignan.