Created in 1932 with 112 associated cooperators, today the cooperative winery has almost 270 members on more than 1,000 hectares. Most of the wines which are placed on the hillside in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez annually produce 32,000 hectolitres of AOC Côtes de Provence red, rosé and white wines as well as 16,000 hectolitres of Vin de Pays du Var wine. Situated at the entry of Grimaud, the cooperative has a surface of 1 hectare and employs 30 people. It is one of the largest cooperative wineries in the area.

The Mediterranean and the Alps : Between these two natural wonders, there is a third, this time man-made: the Provençal vineyard. Its dazzling, sun-drenched vines span 200 kilometres, crossing through the Var, Bouches-du-Rhône and part of the Alpes-Maritimes departments. Under the southern sun, the scenery is breath-taking. When you set foot among the vines, a holiday feeling floats through the air. This is assuredly why the grapes there are so gorgeous and its wines so delicious.