About this bottle
Product Description:
Bright, finely etched and unmistakably Tasmanian. The 42 Degrees South Chardonnay 2025 is crafted by Frogmore Creek, a leading cool-climate producer based in the Coal River Valley. Named for Tasmania’s central latitude, the 42 Degrees South label captures the island’s long daylight hours, pristine air and maritime influence. The 2025 season delivered an ideal balance of warmth and cool nights, producing fruit of clarity, freshness and natural poise.
Hand-harvested Chardonnay grapes were gently pressed, cold-settled overnight and fermented at around sixteen degrees to preserve aromatics. Post-ferment, the wine was racked from lees and bottled early to retain brightness and texture. The result is a medium-bodied, fruit-driven expression with cool-climate vitality and precision. Stone fruit, citrus and soft fig notes flow through a pure, mineral finish that speaks clearly of Tasmania’s southern vineyards.
Tasting Notes
NOSE
– Citrus and stone fruit
Aromas of white peach, nectarine and lemon zest lifted by citrus blossom, nougat and a hint of cashew.
PALATE
– Textural and refined
Medium-bodied and finely balanced, showing layers of peach, lemon curd and subtle oak spice with a gentle creamy texture.
FINISH
– Long and mineral
Clean and persistent with bright acidity and a lingering saline edge.
Finer Details:
Style - White Wine
Varietal - Chardonnay
Country - Australia
Region - Tasmania (Coal River Valley)
Vintage - 2025
Bottle Size - 750ml
ABV - 12.5%
Closure - Screwcap
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