9 Best Celebrity-Owned Wine Brands

Few things are more luxe than pouring yourself a glass of Jay-Z’s Armand de Brignac brut. With hints of peach, apricot, orange blossom, and brioche, it’s a perfectly light yet slightly toasty sip perfect for kicking off any celebration. The brut’s lavish gold-mirrored bottle also makes the champagne an ideal gift. 

Mary J. Blige’s foray into the wine world is already a hit. Of her two debut releases from her new line, Sun Goddess Wines, the singer’s Pinot Grigio is the standout selection. Stemming from the Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Ramato, province of Italy, it’s a fresh and fervent complex blend of peach, melon, and berries with a slight acidity reminiscent of a lighter-bodied Prosecco. 

Rather than the wine’s signature cream-colored hue, Sun Goddess Wines’ iteration has a gorgeous pale-pink, sunset-like shade, thanks to skin contact from the Pinot Grigio grape. 

Though Post Malone’s entry in the wine world is quite the unexpected move, the musician’s Maison No. 9 rosé is surprisingly pleasant. Bottled in a sleek, sexy, and compact vessel, Maison No. 9 is light, crisp, and refreshing—everything we want a classic rosé to be. 

Cameron Diaz’s wine collaboration with friend and entrepreneur Katherine Power breaks down the complex nuance around wine, and rather just lets the drink speak for itself. Their first two wines include a crisp, floral Spanish white and a zesty, fresh French rosé. 

Dwyane Wayde isn’t just one of the NBA’s legendary basketball players, he’s also a self-proclaimed vino afficionado. The athlete’s brand, D Wade Cellars, was born out of the player’s love of Napa Valley–stemmed wines. His Chenin Blanc is a standout in his finely curated selection. 

John Legend always keeps it classy, and his take on rosé is no exception. With notes of fresh-picked strawberry and white nectarine on the palate, and a rich mouthfeel, Legend’s wine is perfect for topping off a late summer night. 

No one does wine quite like the Coppolas. While the Francis Ford Coppola–founded brand has developed endless varieties of vino throughout the years, the company’s Sofia Coppola–inspired sub-brand has achieved its own level of popularity for lighter offerings such as Riesling blends, rosés, and sparkling editions.