Château de Miraval

Italy is not only one of the oldest wine countries in the world, but also one of the most diverse. From the Alpine north to the warm south, from the Mediterranean coasts to the higher elevations of the Apennines, hardly any other country offers such a broad range of grape varieties, climates, and wine styles. With more than 20 wine regions, over 400 indigenous grape varieties, and a deeply rooted culture of enjoyment, Italy is among the world’s most important wine producers.

Italy is not only one of the oldest wine countries in the world, but also one of the most diverse. From the Alpine north to the warm south, from the Mediterranean coasts to the higher elevations of the Apennines, hardly any other country offers such a broad range of grape varieties, climates, and wine styles. With more than 20 wine regions, over 400 indigenous grape varieties, and a deeply rooted culture of enjoyment, Italy is among the world’s most important wine producers.

Italy is not only one of the oldest wine countries in the world, but also one of the most diverse. From the Alpine north to the warm south, from the Mediterranean coasts to the higher elevations of the Apennines, hardly any other country offers such a broad range of grape varieties, climates, and wine styles. With more than 20 wine regions, over 400 indigenous grape varieties, and a deeply rooted culture of enjoyment, Italy is among the world’s most important wine producers.

The estate's best-known wine is undoubtedly “Miraval Rosé”. It is one of the world's most successful premium rosés and has played a major role in strengthening Provence's international reputation as a leading region for rosé.
The wine displays the typically pale colour now associated with modern Provence rosé. Aromatically, white flowers, strawberries, peach, citrus fruit and fine herbal notes dominate. On the palate it combines freshness and elegance with remarkable precision.
Alongside the classic rosé, Miraval now produces other wines, including “Muse – La Grande Cuvée”, a top rosé from Grenache and Rolle, as well as the “Studio” range of rosé and white wine. Particular attention is given to the collaboration with Famille Perrin on the top wines, which aim to demonstrate the potential of Provence beyond simple summer wines.
Today Miraval represents a modern style that combines origin, craftsmanship and international appeal. The estate is one of Provence's most important ambassadors and has helped establish rosé as a serious premium wine category.

The Fleur de Miraval Champagne project associated with Miraval also attracts particular attention. It brings together Brad Pitt, Famille Perrin and the Péters family, owners of the renowned Champagne house Pierre Péters in Le Mesnil-sur-Oger. Unlike most producers, Fleur de Miraval focuses exclusively on rosé Champagne, pursuing a concept that is almost unique in Champagne.

The cuvées combine mature Chardonnay reserve wines from the Côte des Blancs with Pinot Noir and extended lees ageing, standing for elegance, precision and finesse. Château de Miraval is one of France's best-known rosé producers and has had a lasting impact on the international perception of Provence. The estate near Correns is managed together with Famille Perrin and combines the property's long history with a modern commitment to quality. On limestone- and clay-rich soils at around 350 metres elevation, elegant wines are produced from Grenache, Cinsault, Syrah and Rolle. The famous Miraval wine represents the pale, precise style of Provence and ranks among the world's most successful premium rosés. By combining origin, craftsmanship and international recognition, Château de Miraval is now considered one of the key references for high-quality rosé and modern French wine from Provence.