When Wine Spectator visited in 2014, the property had 90 acres under vine, but Perrin had enthused about the potential of plantings to come. It seems safe to say that the wine venture, called Jolie-Pitt & Perrin, will be ripped up instead, at least in name, though Perrin has not yet commented on the future of the winery. The property, where Pink Floyd once recorded The Wall and Jolie wed Pitt in happier times, reportedly became a source of contention itself: Us Weekly had the scoop back in June that Jolie wanted to sell it and Pitt did not, and the New York Post's Page Six claimed a source told them Miraval has in fact been on the market for a few months. Unfiltered put the question to Perrin, and he told us in no uncertain terms: "Miraval is not for sale." The rosÃ's fans can rest easy: "Harvest is on its way. We will definitely release the 2016 vintage next year. Really healthy grapes with good balance."

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