Dimane, Lebanon. Woman-owned. Organic, Natural, Vegan, Sustainable. The name Heya means 'She' in Arabic and is a representation and appreciation of women who work hard in a male dominated industry to produce something they love, which in this case is natural wines including co-ferments. Friends Michelle and Claudine started Heya Wines as a labor of love. Heya is producing the first women made wines from indigenous Lebanese grapes. It has a social mission to drive pay equity for women harvest workers from Syria who are traditionally underpaid and undervalued. Heya Wines 'Farha' is a co-ferment of 80% Merwah and 20% Red Delicious Apples. Hand harvested grapes and apples. Carbonic maceration for the apples and skin-contact for the grapes. Fermented and stored in stainless steel tanks. Ambient Fermentation with native indigenous yeast. Natural Malolactic Fermentation. Not fined or filtered. Minimal Sulphur added. Not disgorged. Farha means "Joy" in Arabic.