Frogmore Creek

Posted on June 6, 2014 By Eva Robinson Alcohol, Brands, Food & Drink

About

The first beginnings of Frogmore Creek trace back to 1996. Situated in the pristine island of Tasmania, this family owned winery attract attention with its elegant wines that reflect the the cool climate of Tasmania. This Tasmania’s most awarded winery is known after its 2002 Frogmore Creek Reserve Pinot Noir awarded on the 2004 Tasmania Wine Show. Since, Frogmore Creek has participated in various wine shows around the world, with its outstanding cool climate wines. What made Frogmore Creek winery so popular, was exactly the unique approach they had from the start – ”to let the fruit do the talking’. Frogmore Creek does not support the malolactic fragmentation, but leave the grape to enhance the basic fruit flavors and retain the high acidity. Both these factors turned out to be the winning moves of this popular Tasmania’s winery.

Frogmore Creek continuously receives awards for their work. Few of the most significant ones are the 7 gold medals for the Best Riesling at the Canberra International Riesling Challenge Show in 2013 and a trophy for the best Tasmanian Sauvignon Blanc at the UK International Wine Challenge Show. Frogmore Creek prides on its stunning 42 Degrees South and Storm Bay wines that amaze people with their exceptional flavour and texture.

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Frogmore Creek – Frogmore Creek is one of the winery’s brand that has been established on the market for years now. Thanks to the cool climate of the southern Tasmania, Frogmore Creek produces wines with fresh natural acidity and outstanding fruit flavours. What makes Frogmore Creek wines so special, is the fact that grapes are left to ripe on their own and deliver their unique flavours. Few of the most popular Frogmore Creek wines from this brand are 2008 Frogmore Creek Cuvee Evermore, 2012 Frogmore Creek Iced Riesling with its exceptional mandarin notes, 2010 Frogmore Creek Evermore Riesling with delicious jasmine aroma and zesty notes and few others available online.

Meadowbank – Fragmore Creek vineyard gain its place on the market due to the popular 42 Degrees South and Storm Bay brands, however Meadowbank is not far behind. Meadowbank now produces one of the best wines made of hand picked and self matured grapes. 2008 Meadowbank Mardi and 2008 Meadowbank Grace Elizabeth Chardonnay are one of the most popular Meadowbank wines available.

42 Degrees South – Frogmore Creek gained its popularity thanks to the 42 Degrees South wines. This brand reflects the cool climate of Tasmania and the crafty technique used to make fantastic fruit-driven wines. If you are a fan of citrus and lemon notes, make sure you try the amazing N.V 42 Degrees South Sparkling wine that Frogmore Creek produces. But if you enjoy red berries flavours, then 2012 42 Degrees Pinot Noir is the perfect choice for you. Frogmore Creek prides on its 42 Degrees South brand and keeps producing the most exceptional red and white wines.

Storm Bay – Storm Bay is another popular Frogmore Creek brand. The wines are of high quality, since they are made of hand picked and self ripen grapes. 2012 Storm Bay Sauvignon Blanc amazes wine lovers with its fresh and gooseberry aromas, that go well with all kinds of pastas. 2008 Strom Bay Pinot Noir is worth every sip, and is made of 100% hand picked grapes that give this wine a pure and fresh red cherry aromas.

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Interesting Facts

* Frogmore Creek is committed not only to producing quality wines, but also to supporting local community and charity organizations, that need help. Frogmore Creek sponsorships individuals that have unique achievements.

* 42 Degrees South Cuvee Sparkling received bronze on the 2010 Tasmania Wine Show. Beside the bronze medal, 42 Degrees South received a silver medal as well on the International Wine Challenge Awards in 2013 in London.

* 42 Degrees South Riesling won bronze medal on the Hyatt International Riesling Challenge in 2006, and another one the following year on the Royal Hobart International Wine Show as well.