Château Miraval belonged since 1970 to Jacques Loussier, jazz pianist and wine lover. It produced the Miraval rosé under the name Pink Floyd. A few years ago, Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt rented the Château Miraval for a period of three years. In 2008, the Château was purchased by the Hollywood couple. The cellar dates from the early 19th century and was renovated in the 1990s; the wooden barrels rest in the cellar of the original farmhouse (around 1300) which was completely renovated in 1995. The vineyards that surround the Château are located on a hillside at 350 meters of altitude, which makes Miraval wines so elegant and refined. The rosé and rare white wine is the result of a collaboration between the Hollywood couple and the respected Perrin wine family. Chateau Miraval is one of the few estates in Provence that has its own valley and has two parts, namely Coteaux Varois en Provence (northwest) and Côtes de Provence (east). The vineyard is planted on a gentle slope (between 5% and 9%) on clay and limestone soils. Limestone/marl soils are known as Keuper marls. This special marl is particularly suitable for white grape varieties and this gives this Miraval Blanc the unique floral and mineral tones. The 2013 vintage is one of the most beautiful vintages despite the long, cold winter and wet spring. The grapes reached their perfect maturity, only the 2013 vintage was characterized by low yields. The Miraval Blanc Cote de Provence is made 100% from the typical grape of Provence-de Rolle. The Rolle grape is known in Italy as Vermentino. The Chateau Miraval Blanc has a beautiful light yellow color with bright golden hues. The nose is very open with rich aromas of white and tropical fruits such as fresh pineapple and mango. The minerality of the marl is clearly present here and this makes this Miraval a wonderfully fresh elegant wine. The balance between minerality, acidity and fruit makes this a unique sensation. The finish is rich with apricots and uplifts with toasted aromas.

Château Miraval belonged since 1970 to Jacques Loussier, jazz pianist and wine lover. It produced the Miraval rosé under the name Pink Floyd. A few years ago, Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt rented the Château Miraval for a period of three years. In 2008, the Château was purchased by the Hollywood couple. The cellar dates from the early 19th century and was renovated in the 1990s; the wooden barrels rest in the cellar of the original farmhouse (around 1300) which was completely renovated in 1995. The vineyards that surround the Château are located on a hillside at 350 meters of altitude, which makes Miraval wines so elegant and refined. The rosé and rare white wine is the result of a collaboration between the Hollywood couple and the respected Perrin wine family.

Chateau Miraval is one of the few estates in Provence that has its own valley and has two parts, namely Coteaux Varois en Provence (northwest) and Côtes de Provence (east). The vineyard is planted on a gentle slope (between 5% and 9%) on clay and limestone soils. Limestone/marl soils are known as Keuper marls. This special marl is particularly suitable for white grape varieties and this gives this Miraval Blanc the unique floral and mineral tones. The 2013 vintage is one of the most beautiful vintages despite the long, cold winter and wet spring. The grapes reached their perfect maturity, only the 2013 vintage was characterized by low yields.

The Miraval Blanc Cote de Provence is made 100% from the typical grape of Provence-de Rolle. The Rolle grape is known in Italy as Vermentino. The Chateau Miraval Blanc has a beautiful light yellow color with bright golden hues. The nose is very open with rich aromas of white and tropical fruits such as fresh pineapple and mango. The minerality of the marl is clearly present here and this makes this Miraval a wonderfully fresh elegant wine. The balance between minerality, acidity and fruit makes this a unique sensation. The finish is rich with apricots and uplifts with toasted aromas.