Description
Rose Wine: Château Miraval | Cotes de Provence Rose – NV
The nose has a hint of garrigue and the fruit comes from partially terraced vineyards. The palate comes with a textured body that pits lovely peach and red fruit notes against subtle and creamy phenolics.
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Producer: Château Miraval
Vintage: NV
Size: 750ml
Varietal: Cinsault, Grenache
Country/Region: France, Cotes de Provence
The nose has a hint of garrigue and the fruit comes from partially terraced vineyards. The palate comes with a textured body that pits lovely peach and red fruit notes against subtle and creamy phenolics. Ripe lemon freshness makes this bright, the dry finish is zesty and long.
Producer Information
Château Miraval is a wine producer in the southern French region of Provence. While it is known for its intense, flinty rosé wines made from Grenache and Cinsaut, it is perhaps better known for its association with Hollywood film stars Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie. The estate made simple Vin de Pays wines until the 1990s, when viticulture was modernized. Pitt and Jolie acquired the estate in 2009, and were married there in 2014. Previously, Miraval had housed a major recording studio where the likes of Pink Floyd and Sting recorded songs – a wine was even named for the former. Château Miraval’s wines are now made in partnership with the Perrin family. The 500 hectare (1200 acre) estate features a rustic château, olive groves and a 30 hectare (74 acre) vineyard. The wines are made from a mix of estate-grown and contract-grown fruit. Miraval makes four wines – the flagship Côtes de Provence Rosé, two white wines made from Rolle, and a red wine which falls under the Vin de France designation.
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