La Scourtinerie

  • Company open to the public
  • Craft
Elevation : 267m
36 rue de La Maladrerie, 26110 Nyons
Founded in 1882, La Scourtinerie is France's last remaining scourtin factory. We invite you to discover our world through our scourtin museum, workshop and boutique.
Founded in 1882 by Ferdinand and Marie Fert, this family business is now run by Frédérique and her daughter Sophie, the 4th and 5th generations. The scourtin is a filter used to extract olive oil, woven from rot-proof, highly resistant coconut rope. Since the frost of 1956, scourtins have also been used as trivets and Provencal rugs. Discover the weaving workshop and the scourtin museum, retracing the history of the family business through the generations. Our boutique offers a wide...

Services

Services

Car park
Toilets
Picnic area
Animals accepted
Shop

Services offered

Quality standards

Quality standards
Label Vignobles et DécouvertesLabel Vignobles et Découvertes
Label Accueil VéloLabel Accueil Vélo
Guide MichelinGuide Michelin
Guide Le RoutardGuide Le Routard

Rates

Rates

Free admission to museum, workshop and store
For groups: free admission for driver and accompanying adult.

Payment methods

Payment methods

Payment methods

Bank/credit cardBank/credit card
CheckCheck
CashCash
Credit transferCredit transfer

Groups (Max capacity)

Groups (Max capacity)
  • 50 Maximum number of people

Openings

Openings

All year 2025 - Closed on sunday
. 9am to 12:30pm and 2pm to 6pm (6:30pm in summer)
. Closed on public holidays
. Studio visits only Monday to Friday, free admission.
. Guided tours on request for groups of 8 or more.

Medias

Medias

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Location

Location

La Scourtinerie
Elevation : 267m
36 rue de La Maladrerie, 26110 Nyons

Spoken languages

Spoken languages
  • English
  • Spanish
  • French

Environment

Environment
  • Town location
Updated on 11 March 2025 at 08:16
by Office de Tourisme des Baronnies en Drôme Provençale
(Offer identifier : 292994)
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