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Visitors can learn about the long history of distilling in Tasmania through a comprehensive museum tour followed by viewing the distillers in action as they produce a variety of alcohol, the most famous one being Sullivans Cove Whisky. Tours are daily from 9am to 7pm.
Address: 2 Macquarie Street Hobart TAS Australia 7000
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'Drop in on Jimmy' with a tour at the James Boag & Son Brewery. Brewing premium beer for over 120 years in Launceston, many Tasmanians not only have an affinity for the brew, but a relationship. Popularity of the beer has extended to mainland Australia where it has received scores of awards. Merchandise sales are available weekdays from 8:30am to 5pm. Tours demonstrating beer production are Monday through Thursday at 9am, 11:45am, 2:30pm, and Friday at 9am and 11:45am. Bookings are essential.
Address: 21 Shields Street Launceston TAS Australia
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The Lark Distillery has only produced whisky in Tasmania since 1992, but is securing a foothold in the state's tradition. And while many have compared Tasmania to Scotland, the comparison ends at whisky. The Lark uses the native Mountain Pepper Berry to create a unique variation. The Lark also produces interesting blends of other liquors: Pepperberry Gin, Pepperberry Vodka, Cherry Max, Apple Schnapps, and Bush Liqueur. Tours and sales are offered daily. A cafe and whisky bar, offering great views over the Hobart waterfront, is also available.
Address: 14 Davey Street Hobart TAS Australia 7000
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Australia's oldest brewery, Cascade attracts beer and history buffs alike. Visit the gardens and the historic buildings or take a tour of the brewery in operation. Visitors may also enjoy the museum and souvenir shop. Tours: 9:30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. Monday-Friday. Bookings are essential.
Address: 140 Cascade Road South Hobart TAS Australia 7004
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