Fleur de Miraval Exclusivement Rosé Champagne was created with the aim of producing a Champagne that perfectly combines the complexity of Chardonnay (75%) alongside the youthful vibrancy of Pinot Noir (25%).

Brad Pitt took a leading role in creating Fleur de Miraval rosé Champagne. Chateau Miraval (Jolie and Pitt) joined with the Péters family in Champagne to begin a new project. The Péters family, established in Le Mesnil-sur-Oger, is internationally renowned for its Champagne, especially the blanc de blancs made from its own grapes since 1919.

‘Fleur de Miraval is the culmination of five years of work, research and tasting, done in the utmost secrecy,’ said Rodolphe Péters, who today runs his family’s estate, of which around 40 acres lie in grand cru vineyard sites.

25% of the base wine is created using 7-year-old Blanc de Blancs purchased 'sur latte'. This process involves uncorking the Blanc de Blancs, emptying the bottles into a tank where the wine is de-gassed before being added to the rest of the base wine. Although this process is extremely expensive, it brings outstanding texture, complexity and richness to the final wine.