Mas des Infermières

Ridley Scott and his family had been living in the Luberon for over thirty years before acquiring the Mas des Infermières in 1992, with its eleven hectares of vines. Attracted by the light, climate and calm of the area, they decided to develop a family project centered on viticulture.

From the outset, the family was committed to preserving Provençal winemaking traditions, while building a modern winery to ensure controlled production. In this way, the estate is part of a continuity between local know-how and adapted equipment.

The site also has a long history. Before the 19th century, it was located in the Comtat Venaissin, then under papal authority, and would have served as a place of care. It appears officially on the Napoleonic cadastre of 1831, then owned by General Baron Robert.

Situated near Oppède-le-Vieux, as well as the villages of Lacoste, Ménerbes and Bonnieux, the estate benefits from an environment representative of the Luberon. Elements of the local heritage, such as the "Carré de Sator" motif, have also inspired the visual identity of the estate's wines.