Village at the edge of the Landes forest, crossed by streams and Rustre Avizon, Ambrus village is a picturesque site inhabited since ancient times. The numerous rock shelters, caves and the Avizon Brook Rustre formed early shelters with prehistoric man.
The Gauls, who venerated the fountains had already made this site a place of worship.
After an apparition of the Virgin, the village became a place of worship was dedicated.
The Lordship of Ambrus as the neighboring estates, was undivided and bitterly disputed between the kings of France and England.
In the 17th century, the soil was composed of many poor quality land called "Bouzigues" but very little wood, and the vine is so high up in the face of this land, more important than today d 'about 70 ha. The wines have a great reputation, especially in Pader. Surface wine will be doubled in the next century.
