Celebrities who have invested in their production in recent years

The winemaking process is an art of aromas, flavors and colors, divided into red, rosé and white, and when it is associated with a famous name, it is expected that the drink will also become famous. Many celebrities have adopted the practice of creating wine lines in partnership with brands or producing in their own wineries.

Names from the music world such as Bon Jovi, who prefers rosé wines, John Legend, who has always been a lover of the drink and created LVE to produce red, rosé and white wines, Snoop Dogg with the red wine 19 Crimes Snoop Cali Red, a balanced blend of Petite Syrah, Zinfandel and Merlot and many others have launched their own interpretations of the drink, all putting a bit of their own style in the notes and accentuating blends bottled in search of the appreciation of drink lovers.

The grape fermentation categories vary between each artist and creativity also becomes a great ally for the final product, as singer Post Malone thought when creating Mainson N°9, a rosé produced in France using a blend of Grenache, Merlot, Cinsault and Syrah grapes, but the creativity lies in the bottle made with a sustainable reusable glass closure.

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Other artists who put creativity first were Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis, who invested in wines during the pandemic and created Quarantine Wine with the aim of raising funds for institutions fighting the pandemic, with a space on the label dedicated to the drink.

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In cinema, it is also possible to find the passion of future wine professionals, just as Angelina Jollie and Brad Pitt created Chânteau Miraval, their own winery during their marriage, other Hollywood stars decided to join the world of winemaking, such as Drew Barrymore, who went to Italy to reinforce her creative process and actress Cameron Diaz with her brand of vegan and organic wines.

Featured Photo: Rosé wine. Reproduction/Wine