WHERE THERE’S WINE . . .

Raising six kids isn’t the only project Brad and Angie are involved in.

The couple still own French vineyard Chateau Miraval where, despite the fraught relationship between its owners, the wine is still flowing.

Miraval is gearing up to launch a new wine, a rosé called Studio, in honour of the fact the estate once housed a recording studio. The introduction of the vintage “reaffirms the couple’s attachment to Miraval”, a source told People magazine. “A new wine shows their shared, continued commitment to the estate.”

Brad reportedly was closely involved in Studio’s creation and even lent a hand during the harvest in September.

After their separation it was widely believed Brad and Angie would put the 480-ha property on the market – especially since it was where they got married in 2014.

But the stars have no plans to sell the beautiful property nestled in the village of Correns in the south of France, says Charles Perrin, Miraval’s chief winemaker.

“It’s an investment for their family and their children.

“We have long-term projects and have just released the latest vintage of rosé with our names: ‘Bottled by Pitt, Jolie and Perrin’,” Perrin says.