Fox Creek Wines is located in South Australia's famous wine-producing region, McClaren Valley (McLaren Vale), about 40 kilometers from Adelaide, the capital of South Australia.
Fox Creek Wines is one of the best fine wineries in South Australia and even all Australia. The winery output is not high, but the quality of wine has been excellent and stable. Robert Parker (Robert Parker), Australia's renowned sommelier, once said: "Fox Creek Wines is one of Australia's hottest breweries, with an unusually rich, strong Sira (Shiraz) and Acacia (Cabernet Blanc) wines. His grapes are grown in unusual, fertile black soil, with a limit of 3 tons of juice per acre. "
Although highly rated, the history of Fox Creek Wines is not long. Until 1984, when Jim (Jim) and Helen Watt (Helen Watts) bought the winery and carefully cultivated it, most of its soil was made of heavy clay, so very few good wines were produced until 1984, when Jim and Helen Watt (Helen Watts) bought the winery and carefully cultivated it, and it was not until 1984 that Jim (Jim) and Helen Watt (Helen Watts) bought the winery and carefully cultivated it. Fox Creek Wines not only produces extraordinary grape plants on this land, but also produces fine wines.
In 1994, Fox Creek Wines produced: Fox Creek Wines Sira, the first garages of the winery. In 1995, the McLaren Valley conducted a fine wine evaluation, and the Fox Creek Wines Sira beat all competing wines to a gold medal. Then the winery began to plant other grape varieties to enrich the development needs of the winery and improve the quality of wine.
The grapes used by Fox Creek Wines are all from the Milaron Valley, and most of them are picked from Fox Creek Wines's vineyards, where. Fox Creek Wines produces both red and white wines, but the vineyards are more famous for their high-quality red wines. Especially Cyra red wine. Today, the total area of the, Fox Creek Wines vineyard is about 60 hectares, and the variety of grapes planted in the vineyard is Sira (Shiraz), Cabernet Sauvignon (Cabernet Sauvignon), Merlot (Merlot), Cabernet Sauvignon (Cabernet Franc), Salon (Semillon), Chardonnay (Chardonnay) and Acacia (Sauvignon Blanc), etc.
