Domaine Minuty

The story of the legend of Domaine Minuty is above all the story of a family saga, that of the Marton-Farnet family. Château Minuty was built under Napoleon III but its prestige truly began in the years following its acquisition by Gabriel Farnet. He embarked on a large-scale replanting program, focusing on grape varieties best suited to Provence and the desired wine styles (hello grenache, cinsault, syrah, and rolle). The first recognition came in 1955, when Domaine Minuty was recognized among the 55 classified growths of Côtes de Provence. Since then, Mr. Farnet's descendants have continued to establish the prestigious and high-end identity of Minuty rosés, which are found on the finest gourmet tables in France and around the world. Beyond this family work, the vineyard is perfectly situated on the slopes of Ramatuelle and Gassin, overlooking the Gulf of Saint-Tropez. Southern grape varieties are of course in the spotlight, especially the grenache "the king grape of Rosé". The vineyard is sustainably farmed with soil work, without the use of pesticides or herbicides. Harvesting is exclusively done by hand. A respectful vineyard work complements a highly precise winemaking process. These magnums from Château Minuty Estate are directly from the Estate.