Beaumière, a hamlet in the Lubéron mountains, is renowned for its medicinal plants that sooth ailments. It is a place where the authentic relationship between humans and nature is preserved. The flora of the massif accounts for nearly one third of the flora in France and is home to a wealth of plants that flourish in the mild Mediterranean climate. The fertile Lubéron terroir is composed of clay-limestone soils and is subject to significant temperature variations year-round. This has enabled vines to flourish here since ancient times at an altitude between 200 and 450 metres.