Brad Pitt’s Fleur de MIRAVAL to Steal-the-Spotlight Again At the Oscars’ This Year !

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“March is Oscars’ way of saying, ‘Let’s Paint the Town GOLD!'” – TheGlitzMedia

Arguably the grandest film awards of the year, this year too there be winners and there will be Rosé Champagne with lots of chutzpah at the 95th Oscars on Sunday, March 12.  Replacing Piper-Heidsieck for a second showing (read year) in a row Fleur de MIRAVAL will be the champagne poured at the Dolby Theatre, as well as the Governors’ Ball – the Academy’s official after party and other star-studded events in Los Angeles, London, and New York City.

Brad Pitt’s champagne is the first ever celebrity fizz to be served at the prestigious awards night. The intense dedication to the arts shared by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and the house of Fleur de MIRAVAL will be even more striking during this ceremony for the second consecutive year. 

The Marvel of Fleur de MIRAVAL

Brad Pitt & Marc Perinn
Brad Pitt & Marc Perinn

Pitt, Perinn and the Péters family are the force behind Fleur de MIRAVAL, Rosé sparkler masterpiece – A triple whammy of P’s to rejoice – Fleur de MIRAVAL at this year’s Oscars. Having bought his stake in Château Miraval in 2008, Brad has played an integral role along with the P families to scale the fame of the Champagne. With Pitt adding his class artistic passion, Perinn bringing in five generations of expertise and the Péters pushing the champagne couture envelope further, they have let their creativity loose with no holds barred, no limits, cheering instead all possibilities, to make a stunning Rosé the likes of which no-one has ever seen nor tasted before. 

Five years of dedicated passion, virtuosity and creativity has gone into breathing life before introducing the inaugural vintage in 2020. This Exclusivement Rosé is produced in the north eastern French region of Champagne and is an extension of Château Miraval, which has been producing Provence Rosé wines since 2012. The bubbly is exclusively a Rosé Champagne, composed of 75 percent mature Chardonnay 25 percent young Pinot Noir. It uses the Rosé de saignêe method of production, which lets the juice remain in contact with the skin of the grapes for a short time to ferment and impart that subtle, pink hue.   

(ER3) Exclusively Rosé 3, the 2022 edition is the very essence of balance and delicacy – the intensity of Côte des Blancs grand crus and the complexity of its perpetual reserve are combined with immense finesse. This pink fizz comes in four ‘editions’ that defines different grapes. TheGlitzMedia has a hunch, the winning star this year will be ER3.  

The Rosé-soaked Golden Statuettes awards night will be live streamed on Disney+Hotstar in India on Sunday, March 12, 2023.

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