Domaine Minuty

The story of the Minuty legend is above all that of a family saga, that of the Marton-Farnet family. The castle was built under Napoleon III but its prestige was especially born in the years with the purchase of the castle by Gabriel Farnet. This one embarks on a vast replanting program, favoring the grape varieties most adapted to Provence and the desired styles of wines (hello then grenache, cinsault, syrah and rolle). A first recognition took place in 1955, the year in which 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 Mimuty rosés, which are present on all the most beautiful gastronomic tables in France and around the world. Beyond this family work, the vineyard is actually perfectly exposed on the slopes of Ramatuelle and Gassin, overlooking the golf course of Saint-Tropez. Southern grape varieties are of course in the spotlight, and in particular Grenache "the king grape variety of Rosé". The vineyard is conducted in sustainable agriculture with tillage, without pesticides or herbicides. The harvest is exclusively done by hand. A respectful work in the vineyard that complements a work of high precision in the winery. These magnums of Château Minuty come directly from the Domaine.