Wine and alcohol cooperatives Luberon

The Maison de Vignerons Marrenon brings together 6 cooperative wineries, representing - by combining Luberon and Ventoux - a vineyard of 5,000 hectares. It produces 60% of the Luberon AOC using sustainable farming methods. Among the wide range available for tasting, Terroirs d'Altitude wines are the flagship of Marrenon's style, made from selected vineyards in Luberon and Ventoux, all at altitudes of between 300 m and 500 m. Sélections Parcellaires wines from unique vineyards are the ambassadors of the Luberon and Ventoux terroirs. Every Thursday in July and August, Marrenon organizes walks with the winemakers to discover the vineyards and their know-how, followed by a Provencal picnic in the heart of the vineyards, accompanied by a commented tasting of the House's finest cuvées.

Sylla is a group of around one hundred winegrowers spread across the Luberon, Ventoux and Vins de Pays de Vaucluse IGP PDO production zones. This union of producers represents 1,000 hectares and draws its uniqueness from well differentiated terroirs located between the northern Luberon and the southern Monts de Vaucluse.

The Sylla store offers a wide selection of local products. In summer, you can visit the vineyards and taste the finest combinations of Sylla wines in the cellar.

Founded in 1924 by a dozen winegrowers, the winery now brings together around a hundred contributors for a cultivated area of 552 hectares in AOP Luberon and IGP Méditerranée appellations. The vineyards stretch across the sun-drenched hillsides of southern Luberon, between 200 and 450 meters above sea level, which has a beneficial effect on the climate: the temperature differences between warm days and cool nights give a fine balance to the white wines (Secret d'un terroir and a Viognier won gold medals at the Concours Général Agricole de Paris) and the light, aromatic rosés. Their red wines are round and fruity, including Secret d'un Terroir and a Cuvée Spéciale that also won an award in 2016. Finally, their Blanc de Blancs sparkling wine in IGP Vaucluse, with its brilliant pale yellow color, promises fine bubbles and citrus and pear aromas on the finish, perfect for pairing with desserts or as an aperitif.

Louérion - the name given to the Luberon by the Romans - groups together some 130 cooperative winegrowers, cultivating a 950-hectare vineyard in the communes of Ansouis, Cabrières-d'Aigues, Cadenet, Cucuron, La Motte-d'Aigues, La Tour-d'Aigues, Lauris, Lourmarin, Mérindol, Pertuis, Puget, Puyvert, Sannes, Vaugines and Villelaure. Regularly awarded prizes, their wines are characterized by fruity scents for the whites, aromas of red or exotic fruit for the rosés, and notes of spice or ripe fruit for the reds. Luberon PDO, Vaucluse and Mediterranean PGI and Vin de France.