“My boyfriend brought me this wine bottle. It has a red ruby colour. Smells fresh, like a young wine. Medium body.”

“I was lucky enough to try it with a client. It has a reddish color. It mostly smells like strawberry. I couldn't find any particular flavour. This wine was good for the dinner.”

“I had a pleasant smell of young wine. It has a very mild and pleasant flavour. Rather watery for my taste.”

“Château Minuty Château Minuty is situated in the middle of continuous vineyards overlooking the Bay of St Tropez. After Gabriel Farnet (the grandfather of the current owners) took over the estate in 1936 it became quickly known as one of the region’s benchmark properties. Today Jean-Etienne and François run the estate, continuing the family's focus on quality by reducing yields, building a new winery and replanting with Grenache Noir and Vermentino. They also are pioneering in the use of the ‘pressurage direct’ method in the production of their rosé wines. This method, considered the best way of making rosé wine, is the most traditional in the South of France and particularly favoured by winemakers in Provence. It gives a more refined flavour and a paler, more delicate pink hue. They should know as they take their pink wine very seriously!”

“I tried it in a bar. The Château Minuty Côtes de Provence Prestige Rosé has a strong pink colour. Cheerful, lively and fresh. This rosé is lasting, it has a long aftertaste.”

“We've had it with sushi. This wine makes for a perfect gift. Light pink. Red fruits. Berry flavour.”

“It would have been better with fish. I drank with my best friend. A Grenache with a nice colour. I had a pleasant smell to young wine. It has a mild flavour.”

“Aromas of fresh fruit. Very oily for being a rosé. Worthwhile.”

“We had it with a "Paella" and it tastes fine. I gave it to my brother as a gift and he enjoyed it very much. the has a very shutdown color. Smells like strawberries. A shame it tasted corky.”