Frost Popsicles is launching their Limited Edition Ratafia Frost Popsicles just in time for the festive season and summer.
The company that launched the delightful PJ Pops™ and G&T Frost Popsicles are bringing out a limited Christmas edition.
After the successful launch of the PJ Pops™ in September last year and this year’s launch of the G&T Frost Popsicles, JML Consulting (Pty) Ltd is bringing a new product to their collection with the launch of the limited edition Ratafia PJ Pops™ .
“A year after we launched PJ Pops™, our company was at a point where we wanted to expand our range of popsicles, and the establishment of Frost Popsicles as a separate banner brand allowed us the flexibility to do just that,” explains Jon-Marc De Carvalho, who co-founded JML Consulting with Natasha Alomia in 2012.
From early-December this year the limited edition Ratafia PJ Pops™ will be available exclusively from the Frost Popsicles website.
Haute Cabriere’s Pierre Jourdan Ratafia is a marriage of Chardonnay grapes and carefully selected cask brandy distilled from Chardonnay grapes. Packed with rich honey flavours Ratafia has a taste that is delicate and enticing, the nose a melange of tropical flavours.
Currently Haute Cabrière is the only farm in South Africa to produce Ratafia, which makes this product even more unique and a wonderful gift idea.
From the runaway success of the PJ Pops™ “the demand for alcohol-based popsicles is very much out there and we want to make sure we stay ahead of the curve,” says Natasha Alomia, Director of JML Consulting.
From early-December the Ratafia PJ Pops™ will be available exclusively from the Frost Popsicles website in a Perfect 10 box. Clients will also be able to add the Ratafia to their existing Perfect 10 box if they wish to create a bespoke mix and they can already pre-order as deliveries will take place from 1 December.
Frost Popsicles can be ordered online, by the box on www.frostpopsicles.com.



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