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Celebrity wines from Sarah Jessica Parker's Sauvignon Blanc to Post Malone's Rosé
Everyone's at it
These days celebrities are involved in all sorts of wildly lucrative side hustles. Frankly, if you’re not in the side hustle game, then where have you been? As well as cosmetics and clothing, famous faces have also been busy investing in wine brands. From Post Malone's Maison No.9 to Kylie Minogue’s Côtes de Provence Rosé and The Delevingne sisters' Della Vite Prosecco, here are some of the best celebrity wines on the market.
Kylie Minogue
The singer first launched her sellout, award-winning wine brand on her birthday in May 2020. Her debut, Vin De France Rosé, is a light and refreshing pale pink rosé, which is available to buy from multiple stockists for an affordable £9. Since, Kylie’s gone on to launch eight more bottles, including two non-alcoholic offerings. First she launched the Kylie Minogue 0% Alcohol Sparkling Rosé (which has driven over half of the entire growth of the Zero Alcohol wine sparkling category on its own, no less), and has now launched a delightfully elegant 0% Sparkling Blanc.
Winedelivered from £9
The Delevingne sisters
After first launching their joint Della Vite wine venture in 2020 in collaboration with the famous Prosecco-producing Biasiotto family, Chloe, Poppy, and Cara have been gradually growing their sustainably sourced Prosecco offering. "...Not only does she taste good, but she does good as well, because, as part of our environmental commitment, our Prosecco Rosé follows just the same sustainable production process as our other wines, with a donation from each bottle purchased going to My Trees – win, win," Cara said. As well as the Prosecco Rosé, the sisters also sell a Della Vite Prosecco Superiore DOCG and Della Vite Treviso DOC.
Selfridges.com, £22.99
Post Malone
The rapper first released his French rosé wine, Maison No. 9, in June 2020 after spending time in Provence working with winemaker Alexis Cornu. It's described as "clean, dry, crisp... with a texture that is mouthwatering and savoury, perfect for drinking on its own or with a variety of dishes." Perfect if you're in the mood for getting "a little fancy".
Tesco.com, £20
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie
In 2008 Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie bought the Miraval winery in Provence, and the wine has since grown into a go-to rosé brand. Fresh, crisp and full of flavour, it’s enjoyable paired with nibbles and seafood, or on its own as an ideal Friday wind down wine.
Majestic.co.uk, £19.99
Sarah Jessica Parker
Falling under the more affordable celebrity wine bracket, SJP’s Sauvignon Blanc has been made in partnership with New Zealand winery Invivo. The vino has "abundant notes of grapefruit, honeysuckle and citrus zest" and retails for £12 in Sainsbury’s. For the rosé lovers among you, the Sex and The City star has also partnered with a family estate from Provence to create a crisp, full bodied pink wine.
Sainsburys.co.uk, £12
Snoop Dogg
After seeing huge success in the States, the rapper's Cali Red wine finally landed on this side of the pond in summer 2022. Priced at £12 and available at Tesco, Asda, Amazon and Morrisons, it's described as being "untraditional" and is full flavoured with "strong black and blue fruit notes and a smoky American aroma". As well as the red, Snoop has since released a fruity rosé and a Cali Blanc which is a fresh and fruity Sauvignon Blanc "with pear drop and tropical notes of honeydew melon".
Graham Norton
Graham Norton, who’s known for dishing out glasses of vino to the celebrity guests on his show, teamed up with the same SJP Invivo crew back in 2011 to create his award-winning New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc, which he describes as "sunshine in a glass". The £9 wine is "soft and fruity" and "full but floral-like". As well as the sauv, the TV presenter has also created a South Australian Shiraz, a New Zealand Rosé and a Prosecco.
Tesco.com, £9.50
Oliver and Emma-Louise Proudlock
In early 2021, former Made In Chelsea star Oliver Proudlock, wife Emma-Louise Connolly and friends Elliot Awin and Paula Anton released a rosé wine to rave reviews. Fast forward to just over six months, and they’ve bolstered their Quatre Vin brand with an organic red from Provence. A blend of Grenache and Syrah, it’s a deliciously fruity wine with a hint of spice. Ideal for cosy winter nights at home.
qvwine.com from £16.99 per bottle
The Fat Jewish
Influencer Josh Ostrovsky (@TheFatJewish) founded the Babe wine brand in 2016 along with brothers Tanner and David Oliver Cohen, and the canned semi-sparkling rose pretty much became an instant win with millennials. If you don’t fancy cracking open a bottle or you’re planning a picnic with pals, the easy-drinking vino is ideal. While Ostrovsky sold the brand in 2019, it continues to grow and, as of September 2020, there’s also a sparkling white version on sale in the UK.
Uk.drinkbabe.net, £14.99 (pack of 6)
Zoe Shenton is the Site Director at Cosmopolitan UK. As well as looking after the day-to-day running of the website, she oversees video, e-commerce and social for the brand. Starting out in teen magazines (RIP, Bliss), Zoe has worked in the media industry for almost 15 years and has a background in entertainment journalism, having interviewed the likes of Harry Styles and Taylor Swift. She also spent three and a half years living in Los Angeles where she covered red carpets and discovered all the best spots serving bottomless mimosas. Find her on LinkedIn.
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