House of Arras and Eddystone Point have continued the momentum of their 2014 wine show circuit success with a haul of trophies and gold medals at the 2015 Tasmanian Wine Show Presentation dinner held in Hobart on Friday night.

The 2002 House of Arras EJ Carr Late Disgorged was awarded the trophy for the Best Late Disgorged Mature Vintage Sparkling Wine and the 2012 Eddystone Point Pinot Noir picked up the trophy for the Best Three Year Old Pinot Noir.

These trophy wins coupled with five gold medals across House of Arras, Eddystone Point and Bay of Fires has earned Accolade Wines the Tasmanian Institute of Agricultural Research Trophy for the Most Successful Exhibitor, the second time in three years.

The annual Tasmanian Wine Show showcases Tasmanian wines, and recognises and rewards the skill and dedication to quality of Tasmanian grape growers and winemakers. It provides an opportunity for wine producers to compare their wines with other Tasmanian wines.

Newly appointed Eddystone Point Winemaker, Richard Evans accepted trophies on behalf of Eddystone Point and House of Arras and was overjoyed with the results.

“We’re all extremely passionate advocates of Tassie and to receive this level of recognition on home soil is humbling. Both brands exemplify and express Tasmania and what makes our region unique.

“The 2002 House of Arras EJ Carr LD exhibits all the hallmarks of world class sparkling wine and pays tribute to the patience, dedication and brilliance of its maker – Ed Carr.

“The 2012 Eddystone Point Pinot Noir is a softly spiced, fruit driven and aromatic young wine, highlighting the complexity afforded by subregional blending,” said Richard.

A number of additional wines from the Bay of Fires, Eddystone Point and House of Arras stables were awarded gold medals at the 2015 Tasmanian Wine Show, please refer to full list of award winners below:

Eddystone Point
2012 Eddystone Point Pinot Noir (RRP: $29.99 – cellar door only) Best Three Year Old Pinot Noir Trophy
2013 Eddystone Point Riesling (RRP: $24.99 – current) Gold Medal
House of Arras
2002 House of Arras EJ Carr Late Disgorged (RRP: $149.99 – current) Best Late Disgorged Mature Vintage Sparkling Wine Trophy
2001 House of Arras EJ Carr Late Disgorged (RRP: $149.99 – out of stock) Gold Medal
2005 House of Arras Grand Vintage (RRP: $69.99 – current) Gold Medal
2005 House of Arras Blanc de Blancs (RRP: $79.99 – current) Gold Medal
2006 House of Arras Rose (RRP: $79.99 – available late 2015) Gold Medal
Bay of Fires
2014 Bay of Fires Riesling (RRP: $34.99 – available mid 2015) Gold Medal
Accolade Wines
Accolade Wines Tasmanian Institute of Agricultural Research Trophy, Most Successful Exhibitor

For more information on the 2015 Tasmanian Wine Show, please visit: http://taswineshow.org/

For more information please contact:

Peta Barclay Brand PR Executive

Ph: 02 8336 8252 M: 0466 207 467 E: [email protected]

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