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Actors, musicians, and athletes are breaking into the world of wine, and some of the results are totally worthy of all your happy hours. If you're still not sure which wine is the right pick for you, we've ranked our favorite celeb reds, rosés, and sparkling wines so you know what to get when you're looking for a celebrity-endorsed buzz.
Dwayne Wade: Wade Cellars
Dwayne Wade launched Wade Cellars in 2012, and in the past decade, they’ve expanded to seven different varietals. His mission is to make California wine more approachable for anybody who wants to drink it.
Cameron Diaz: Avaline
Cameron Diaz and entrepreneur Katherine Power teamed up to make Avaline, a wine brand with a commitment to transparency and using only organic grapes. Rather than using the standard preservatives and additives found in some wines, this sparkling wine uses "healthier" ingredients like pea protein.
Sarah Jessica Parker: Invivo x SJP
Sarah Jessica Parker is an actress, entrepreneur, philanthropist, and just like that...she's also a winemaker. She has partnered with New Zealand-based winery Invivo to launch her own line of white wine and rosé.
Cara & Poppy Delevingne: Della Vite
Two more celebs in the wine game are model-actress-socialite sisters Poppy and Cara Delevingne. Della Vite is a play on their last name, but sounds like a fancy villa in the Italian countryside. They have their own Prosecco that our team absolutely loves.
Jon Bon Jovi: Hampton Water
Hampton Water is Jon Bon Jovi's collaboration with his son Jesse and winemaker Gérard Bertrand. Their vision is to unite the laidback lifestyles of the Hamptons and the South of France with their light and refreshing rosé.
Post Malone: Maison No. 9
In the wise words of rapper Post Malone, "Rosé is for when you want to get a little fancy." His wine comes in a slim glass bottle decorated with the image of a sword and rose. Post Malone's wine is a taste of the French Riviera in a bottle.
Becca Kufrin: Bourdon
If you're not part of Bachelor Nation, Becca Kufrin is a bona fide veteran of the franchise who now hosts her own podcast and stage productions. Her wine brand Bourdon (which means bumblebee in French) is dedicated to sparkling wine.
Mary J. Blige: Sun Goddess
Mary J. Blige named her line of Italian wines after the nickname bestowed to her by her own mother. Sun Goddess is a partnership between the singer with Fantinel Winery and offers white, sparkling, and red wines.
John Legend: LVE
Singer John Legend partnered with Raymond Vineyards in Napa Valley for his line of LVE wines. While the winery is based in the United States, LVE sources their grapes from the South of France.
Kurt Russell: GoGi Wines
Actor Kurt Russell fell in love with the wine regions of California, Italy, and France while on bicycle trips with his partner Goldie Hawn. After filming Death Proof in the Santa Rita Hills of California, he partnered with Ampelos Cellars to launch his own line of wines, all named after his loved ones.
Snoop Dogg: 19 Crimes
Rapper Snoop Dogg partnered with Australia-based 19 Crimes Wines for his own line of reds, rosés, and sparkling wine. Even his bestie Martha Stewart has a chardonnay with 19 Crimes.
Chrissy Metz: Joyful Heart
This Is Us star Chrissy Metz launched her own line of wines with a mission to spread love and goodwill to everyone. A portion of the proceeds from each bottle goes toward the nonprofit World Central Kitchen.
Vera Wang: Vera Wang Party
When she's not making designer dresses, Vera Wang is bottling up her own Prosecco. Vera Wang is involved in every step of making Vera Wang Party, from selecting the wines to designing the bottle herself.
Lisa Vanderpump: Vanderpump Wines
If you're a reality television fan, you probably already know that Lisa Vanderpump has her own line of wine. Queen LVP is best known for her rosé, but her Cabernet Sauvignon is also a solid pick if you're looking for a classy wine.
Josh Groban: Halleck Vineyard
Singer, songwriter, and actor Josh Groban partnered with Halleck Vineyard to release his wine, and all proceeds go toward Groban's nonprofit Find Your Light, which supports youth arts education.
Brad Pitt: Miraval
Super celebrity Brad Pitt joined the wine world by pairing up with Perrin, one of the leading French wine families. He first began producing wine with ex-wife Angelina Jolie after purchasing Château Miraval, an estate in Provence, where the couple frequently vacationed. Now the actor-slash-philanthropist is helming the company on his own.
Drew Barrymore: Barrymore Wines
Drew Barrymore acts, models, directs, produces, and now makes wine. She started Barrymore Wines in 2011 and has received rave reviews for her Northeast Italian Pinot Grigio, which has hints of apricot and citrus. Barrymore created the wine to honor her family and her travels through Italy, and portions of its sales go to charity.
Wayne Gretzky: Wayne Gretzky Estates
Hockey Great Wayne Gretzky has scored big with his Canadian-based vineyard, Wayne Gretzky Estates, based in Niagra (Ontario), British Columbia, and Sonoma Valley. The Estate was created to raise funds for the Wayne Gretzky Foundation, which supports numerous charities, including minor hockey programs for less-fortunate kids. Gretzky Estates produces a wide variety of wines, including a No.99 Collection to commemorate Gretzky's jersey number.
Dave Matthews: Dreaming Tree Wines
Dave Matthews does more than sing and play guitar. The musician joined forces with veteran winemaker Steve Reeder to get in the winemaking game. Dreaming Tree Wines are produced along the north and central California coast and strive to be environmentally-friendly—all bottles have recyclable corks, 100-percent recycled paper labels, and are printed with no bleaching black ink. Matthews' and Reeder's affordable everyday wines sell for just $15 per bottle, and the pricier Cabernet is still only $35.
Paul Newman: Newman's Own Wines
The legacy of late actor Paul Newman lives on in his line of food products, which are sold under the label Newman's Own. The company that is well known for its salad dressing joined forces with Rebel Wine Company to craft easy drinking California wines for the label, including varieties of Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Merlot. A portion of the proceeds from Newman's Own Wines goes to the Newman's Own Foundation, which has donated more than $350 million to charities.
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