H20221 Enjoy wine tastings at our intimate cellar door with beautiful views of Sleeping Beauty. Cellar door open Tuesday to Sunday, 11am to 4pm. Check website or social media as times may vary. Pristine South Tasmania 2024 | Page 47 TASMANIA - HUON VALLEY Elissa 0475 893 506 thehoney-pot.com | E. info@thehoney-pot.com H20539 OPEN 7 DAYS 25 minutes drive from Hobart 2273 Huon Highway, Huonville 9am-5pm Oct to Mar | 10am - 4pm Apr to Sep 20 minutes drive from the ferry 2184 Bruny Island, Main Road, Great Bay 9am-5pm Oct to Mar | 10am - 4pm Apr to Sep Observe the bees in the glass hive, learn about how they make honey and even spot the queen, if you’re lucky! Sales and free tastings of our local and unique honey varieties. Enjoy a leatherwood honey icecream, honey ales and mead. Or purchase our skincare, beeswax products, giftware, honey treats and more. Buy online at www.thehoney-pot.com Sales and free tasting of all our local and unique Bruny Island honey varieties. Observe the Bruny Island bees in the glass hive producing liquid gold, try to spot the queen if you can! Enjoy a leatherwood honey icecream. Or purchase our skincare, beeswax products, giftware, honey treats and more. OPEN 7 DAYS Located on the Huon Highway between Huonville and Grove, Kate and Charles Hill’s cellar door is an inviting and intimate venue. Nestled amongst the vines, with spectacular views of the surrounding countryside, the cellar door is the ideal spot to enjoy a glass of wine with friends, while taking in Located in the pristine Huon Valley, The Honey Pot is home to a lifelong collaboration between the Wright family, the Tasmanian Wilderness and their bees. In the rolling hills of the picturesque Huon Valley and the dramatic, untamed coastline of Bruny Island, the family has proudly brought their passion for the beekeeping life, and their honey, to both the local community and international guests for over 26 years. Produced in what is now considered the world’s gourmet island, Tasmania offers something unique, something pure, from a place with unrivalled natural bounties. This beekeeping family and their 900 beehives spend their days following the blossoming flower trail around the state. Every year, the bees travel to the rarest reaches of Tasmania’s Lake Pedder region, on the ferry to Bruny Island, throughout the Huon and Derwent Valleys, to collect the finest variety of floral nectar. Producing cold extracted, natural honey varieties, including Leatherwood, Manuka, Prickly Box and Bush. Available from The Honey Pot, 2273 Huon Highway, Huonville and Bruny Island Honey, 2184 Bruny Island, Main Road, Great Bay. You can buy online at thehoney-pot.com The Honey Pot and Bruny Island Honey Kate Hill cellar door the beautiful valley scenery. Converting a 120-year-old apple shed into a winery, Kate has been making wines in the Huon Valley for over 16 years. Noted for their balance, elegance and approachability, her wines have won wide acclaim. The range includes vintage sparkling, Riesling, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Shiraz. The cellar door is open to visitors for wine tastings and tasting plates, Tuesday to Sunday, 11am to 4pm, but check the website, katehillwines.com.au or social media, as these times may vary.
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