Brad Pitt Took Five Years To Create This Exclusive $390 Rosé Champagne
Image via Fleur de Miraval
Brad Pitt took five years to produce his own rosé champagne, called Fleur de Miraval.
The bubbly features a blend of 75-percent Chardonnay and 25-percent Pinot Noir. It was made within the northeastern Champagne region of France in order to receive the classification of authentic champagne.
Pitt worked with the Perrin family, as well as the Peters family, who has six generations of Champagne-making experience, to create the sparkling drink.
The Fleur de Miraval comes in a black bottle with dusty pink detailing on its label. There will only be 20,000 bottles for sale at US$390 each when they retail from 15 October 2020.
[via The W Magazine, cover image via Fleur de Miraval]
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