Brad and Angelina Making Organic Rose Wine, Miraval, at Their 1,000-Acre French Estate

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are set to release their first organic rose wine called, Miraval. The couple has chosen their 1,000-acre Chateau Miraval estate in Provence, France as their viticulture abode, Fox News reported. 

The couple will be partnering with Famille Perrin, a family-run winemaking business and are expecting the white wines to be released this summer. The red wine release sometime next year, according to Decanter.com. 

The Chateau Miraval grows 148 acres of vines and the property was leased to the couple beginning in 2008. 

"We are intimately involved and quite enthused over the wine project with our friends the Perrin family," said Cynthia Pett, Pitt's publicist and manager, reported Bloomberg.

According to Bloomberg, the couple originally wanted to name the wine "Pink Floyd" but they renamed it as Miraval, after their estate.

Famille Perrin already started wine-making with last year's harvest. According Marc Perrin, the profits will be split in half between the couple and the Perrin family. The winemakers were invited to Jolie and Pitt's chateau to go over the logistics and showcase the different bottles.

The couple also participated in rose blending sessions and created the new bottles' shapes. The black label was also picked, it will carry "Jolie-Pitt and Perrin" on the back.

The Perrin website says the variety of wines: "Enable you to discover the richness...the family prides itself in bringing out the true character of each terroir. Using organic and biodynamic approaches, mastering the art of blending and bringing out the freshness of the Southern aromas."

The Perrins own a chateau of their own in Chateauneuf-du-Pape of the Rhone Valley region, the estate is called, "Chateau Beaucastel. In 1950, the family pioneered organic viticulture and in 1989 was in a joint venture with Tablas Creek Vineyard in Paso Robles of California, Blomberg reported.