LIMITED EDITION
MINUTY M
Elliott Routledge
For unique bottles each season, Minuty embarked on a series of artistic collaborations around its M Rosé cuvée in 2018. Each year, the estate partners with an artist and asks them to share their unique take on Minuty.
ELLIOTT ROUTLEDGE
For the 2025 season, Australian artist Elliott Routledge brings his creative vision to Minuty M Rosé.
To fully capture the essence of his work, Minuty called upon French photographer Maxime Visticot, who specializes in film photography.
NATURE, A SOURCE OF INSPIRATION
The sun, the sea, the wind... These natural elements characterize the Saint-Tropez peninsula and influence the Minuty vineyards. The 2025 Minuty M edition is adorned with illustrations capturing the colors, textures, and patterns typical of the French Riviera.
“My illustrations recall the topography of the vineyard and incorporate four essential elements, such as the Mediterranean Sea, which is close to the estate and influences the grape growing. The gradient from pink to blue evokes the sky of Saint-Tropez. A transition that also embodies the colors, the grapes, and the flavors. Water is also present, through its essential role in the growth of the vines, as are the sun and rain, key elements of the process.” – Elliott
THE COLOR BLUE
For its collaboration with Minuty, Elliott has chosen to dress Minuty M in this emblematic color, inspired by the landscapes of the French Riviera, and more specifically by the Saint-Tropez peninsula where the Minuty vineyard has been nestled since 1936.
Here, each shade of blue reflects the vibrant energy of the region, creating a color palette that evolves with the light. Between land, sea, and sky, the French Riviera reveals its essence: a living masterpiece by Minuty shaped by nature's most beautiful fragments.
MINUTY M, THE EXPRESSION OF PROVENCE ROSÉ
Minuty M is a blend of Grenache, Cinsault, and Syrah. A fruity rosé that combines aromatic intensity and lightness. The palate is rich and round, with a hint of sweetness tempering its liveliness. An introduction to the expression of Provence rosé.
