Tasmanian Distillery and Museum
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The Tasmanian Distillery used the best of Irish and Scottish whisky-making knowledge to add in Australian inventiveness and a passion to out do the rest of the world. Under the guidance of chief distiller, Patrick Maguire, the Tasmania Distillery today is a boutique producer of hand crafted small quantities of the purest single malt whisky. As a matter of fact, Tasmania offers the perfect climate for the production of exquisite whisky.
You can also compare the taste of the famous Scottish brands and the local made whisky. You will definitely taste the difference. The visitors to the museum have the chance to watch the distilling process including the preparation of a local favorite, Sullivans Cove Whisky. You will also learn the history of distilling in Tasmanian Distillery and Museum.
The Tasmanian Distillery and Museum are housed in the old Hobart gasworks which is an interesting landmark in itself. One can also purchase famous whisky products and also taste the yummy gourmet fare. You can even give the whisky as corporate gift for which special arrangements are made.
Opening Hours
The Tasmanian Distillery and Museum is open seven days a week. The time of the visiting hour varies only during summer and winter. In the summers the museum is open from 9 am to 7 pm daily. While it open from 10 am to 5 pm daily during winters.
Admission
For admission into the museum the adults have to pay AUD 5.50, children under six have free entry into the museum while seniors have to pay AUD 4.40 and students AUD 4.40.
The Tasmanian Distillery and Museum will surely impress you. You will love
this museum at your very first visit.
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