Tasmanian ales and lagers regularly win international awards, and you can take guided tours of our famous breweries and discover the secrets of their flavour and quality.
In Hobart, you can tour the historic Cascade Brewery with its magnificent sandstone Georgian facade, located at the foot of Mount Wellington. Moorilla Estate, to the north of Hobart, creates boutique beers based on classic German traditions - the best hops, pure water and no preservatives.
In Launceston, James Boag’s Premium brewery, on the banks of the Tamar River, and Boag's Centre for Beer Lovers are also open to visitors.
For something a little more exotic, look for micro breweries creating their unique flavours across the State.
For whisky lovers, Tasmania’s pure mountain water is proving ideal for producing fine whisky and our wild bush flavourings are being used to create quality liqueurs. You can sample them at Lark Distillery in Hobart, or take the guided whisky walk at Hellyers Road Distillery in Burnie.
Nant Distillery, nestled in the Central Highlands north west of Hobart, produces handcrafted single malt Tasmanian whisky.
A distillery with a unique range of spirits and single malt whisky.
Moo Brew is a state-of-the-art micro-brewery at Moorilla Estate, Hobart.
Iron House Brewery is located at White Sands Estate on Tasmania's beautiful north east coast.
Discover the ultimate beer lover's experience; take a tour James Boag’s Historic Brewery in Launceston, Tasmania.
Seven Sheds offers food and wine attractions in central Railton on Tasmania’s North-West coast.
Richmond Tasting House is situated in the historic Richmond, in Tasmania’s south.
The Cascade Brewery is Australia’s oldest continuously operating brewery, in South Hobart, Tasmania.
Hellyers Road Distillery, in Burnie, north west Tasmania, is Australia’s largest single malt whisky distillery.
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