Château Minuty

Built under Napoleon III, Château Minuty was restored in 1930 by Gabriel Farnet. He replanted the entire vineyard and carried Château Minuty through to its nomination as a "Cru Classé de Côtes de Provence" in 1955.

In 1960, Gabriel's daughter Monique Farnet and her husband Etienne Matton set about planting traditional Provençal grape varieties such as Rolle, Grenache and Tibourenc, reducing production yields to produce high-quality wines.

Since 1990, the third generation, Jean-Etienne and François Matton, have taken over the management of this prestigious 70-hectare estate. Château Minuty's wines now have a very Provençal signature, thanks to the transition from Carignan and Ugni Blanc to Grenache and Rolle.