Prestige Minuty Côtes de Provence AOP 2025
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Château Minuty Rosé, Côtes de Provence AOP, 2025 vintage. A blend of Grenache, Cinsault, Syrah and Tibouren, with a pale color and a fresh, fruity profile, marked by a saline finish. A Provence rosé with 12.5% ABV, served chilled, in a 75cl bottle.
Who produces Prestige Minuty Côtes de Provence AOP 2025?
Château Minuty is a wine estate located on the Saint-Tropez peninsula in Gassin, in the heart of the Côtes de Provence appellation. A family-owned estate for several generations, it is one of the region's leading rosé producers, with its Prestige cuvée being one of its most iconic expressions.
On what terroir is Prestige Minuty Côtes de Provence AOP 2025 produced?
The Côtes de Provence AOP appellation covers a vast Mediterranean area, from hillsides to the coast, where schist, limestone and clay-limestone soils alternate depending on the area. The Mediterranean climate, characterized by abundant sunshine and the influence of winds such as the Mistral, promotes even ripening of the grapes and contributes to the typical aromatic style of Provence rosés.
What is the tasting profile of Prestige Minuty Côtes de Provence AOP 2025?
This 2025 Côtes de Provence stands out with a firm and fresh palate, driven by notes of white peach and citrus zest. The blend of Grenache, Cinsault, Syrah and Tibouren gives it a fine structure, with a slightly saline finish that adds dimension to the whole.
What dishes pair with Prestige Minuty Côtes de Provence AOP 2025?
This Provence rosé pairs well with Mediterranean dishes: grilled fish, mixed salads, seafood or Provençal cuisine based on herbs and olive oil. Its freshness also makes it a popular aperitif wine.
At what temperature should Prestige Minuty Côtes de Provence AOP 2025 be served?
Like most Côtes de Provence rosés, this cuvée should be served chilled, between 8 and 10°C, to preserve its balance between freshness and fruitiness. Rosés from this appellation are generally intended to be consumed within two to three years of harvest.