Ben Frieze

Overlooking the rocky outcrop of Hellfire Bluff on Tasmania’s rugged south east coast, you’ll find Daly Farm and the home of Hellfire Bluff Distillery. The Daly’s planted their first potato crop here by hand over 30 years ago and now supply potatoes to retailers throughout Tasmania – not your usual distillery origin story. But when the family followed their dream to produce unique spirits and chased their passion to value-add to the potatoes grown on their farm, Hellfire Bluff Distillery began; launching with their premium Potato Vodka. This traditional style spirit remains one of the few vodka’s in Australia to be made from potato and it was awarded Best Australian Varietal Vodka at the World Vodka Awards in 2022. As their passion for producing premium spirits grew, so did the Hellfire range - expanding to include small batch Tasmanian Gin’s , sought after Liqueur’s, RTD's and cool climate Tasmanian Rum. All products are made with a focus on quality ingredients and using pristine local Tasmanian rainwater that is collected on the farm. Along the journey, Hellfire has received recognition at prestigious competitions on the national and world stage with over 40 medals to date across the range, 17 of these gold, including the title of Australia’s Best Contemporary Gin at the 2021 World Gin Awards for Summer Floral Gin.

Bream Creek Vineyard is a pioneer of the modern Tasmanian wine industry, producing elegant and complex wines. Located at our Bream Creek vineyard, our cellar door overlooks our vineyard and features views out to Marion Bay, Maria Island and Hellfire Bluff. Sit down and enjoy a tasting from our wide range of wines, while grazing on a platter of premium ingredients or perhaps a dozen Tassie Gold oysters from our friends at Blue Lagoon Oysters (located just down the road). Bookings are recommended to avoid disappointment.

Interested in learning more about Tasmanian Wines? Then a Bangor Wine in the Vines Tour is for you! You will take a stroll through the vines and learn about the history of the vineyard and the Bangor property, about how the grapes are grown, and how Bangor wine is made. While in the vines you will taste six wines from Bangor's range, matched with a selection of Tasmanian Cheeses, fresh local oysters and other local produce. Experience a working vineyard first-hand, while soaking in the views across the bay and the picturesque seaside township of Dunalley. Bangor is a stunning 6,200 hectare award-winning property. With 35 kilometres of coastline, 2,000 hectares of nature conservation reserve, iconic animals including the Tassie Devil, Swift Parrot and Wombats, an eight hectare vineyard, and over 375 years of history. A visit to Bangor is a unique Tasmanian experience. Come on a Bangor tour today to learn about their vineyard, wines, history and the iconic Bangor property. Bangor Tour options can be booked online.