Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt to launch rose wine range from French estate Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are set to launch a rose wine from vineyards at their luxurious French estate. HOLLYWOOD heavyweights Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt have become the latest celebrities to turn their hand to winemaking. The celebrity power couple will launch their own rose wine next month. The pair has teamed up with the French winemaking Perrin family to develop the Miraval Cotes de Provence label, named after their Chateau Miraval estate in the south of France, Marc Perrin said. The wine, produced from the couple's sprawling estate near the town of Brignoles, will be priced at around 15 euro ($19.40) a bottle. Jolie and Pitt acquired the 500 hectare estate in 2008 for around 40 million euros (approx $516 million) and have used it as a summer residence. The estate includes around 50 to 60 acres of vines. The couple are just the latest in a long list of stars who have invested in wine from ex-Formula One champion Michael Schumacher, singer Sting and footballer David Beckham to actor Gerard Depardieu, actor Drew Barrymore, filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola and singer Madonna. The website mesvignes.com says the majority of celebrity vineyard owners are not actively involved in the process. Jolie and Pitt, however, want to do more than "just put their name" on the bottle, according to Perrin. They want to be proud of the wine on their property. They are really looking for excellence," he said. We are two families at the service of the estate. Perrin said he expected there to be around 150,000 bottles of the rose wine on the market in the first year, followed later by red and white wine. The wines would be sold through "good wine merchants and in good restaurants," he added.