Our curated small group tours are designed to take you on a journey through Tasmania's culinary underbelly, unearthing hidden gems and introducing you to award winning producers, celebrated restaurants and distlleries where every bite is a symphony of flavor.
Uncork Tasmania's award-winning bounty. Curated tours for gourmands seeking hidden gems & culinary bliss.
Bond over bites: Foodie Lover Tours fill hearts & stomachs, one delicious memory at a time.
Learn from masters, grow your feast; Our producer network unlocks the secrets of homegrown culinary magic.
Exclusive Access.
Personalised Experiences
Culinary Storytelling
Interactive Learning
Connecting with Locals
Ingrid Lockwood, your Foodie Lover Tour Guide.
With more than 100 distilleries in Tasmania these tours dive deep into the world of small-batch distilleries based around the Hobart region. This is where passion fuels exceptional quality. You will witness artisanal magic firsthand, witness unique techniques, and learn the fascinating stories behind each sip. Crucially, these limited-edition treasures rarely reach mass retailers, making this tour the exclusive gateway to purchase directly from the source. Think of it as a chance to secure their own piece of liquid gold, unavailable anywhere else!
Who will love this tour: Small groups where one likes whisky/rum and the others like gin or similar. Groups of friends, small corporate outings and family groups.
This is the tour for you if you want to experience an unforgettable dining occasion.
Highlights
Available: NOW
Want a better price? Book a larger group tour. Available upon request.
Call Ingrid to find out how on Ph 0447 102 239
Who will love this tour: Small groups where one likes whisky/rum and the others, like gin or similar. Groups of friends, small corporate outings and family groups.
This is the tour for you if you are happy to visit a wonderful pub for lunch.
Highlights - Smiliar to the Distillers Reserve Tour except we visit the Richmond Pub for lunch.
Available: No
Want a better price? Book a larger group tour. Available upon request.
Call Ingrid to find out how on Ph 0447 102 239
Who will love this tour: Folks who have an afternoon only and are interested in visiting just the distilleries and experiencing the tastings.
Small groups where one likes whisky/rum and the other, likes gin or similar. Groups of friends, small corporate outings and family groups.
Only light snacks provided so make sure you have a good meal prior to departure as you will be enjoying a range of amazing alcoholic beverages.
Highlights
Available: Now
Prices from: $250 pp (based on 4 people)
Email: inglock@proton.me
Leveraging her 15 years of experience crafting alternative-milk cheeses for her own dairy-free needs, Ingrid, a passionate foodie and seasoned trainer, brings guests closer to the Huon Valley's vibrant food scene through her unique hands on private tours.
Having built strong relationships with local producers over her 6 years in the region, Ingrid offers immersive experiences that combines hands-on cheesemaking, bee keeping and grow-your-own food with insider access to the valley's finest ingredients.
With over 10 years of experience hosting guests in various roles including with their top rated AirBNB, she possesses a natural talent for anticipating needs and ensuring every visitor feels welcome and cared for. Her warm demeanour and attentiveness create a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere.
Things to Bring and When to Come
Southern Tasmania's weather is changeable any time of the year. Therefore we recommend checking the weather Apps. For cooler weather bring the following:
On warmer days and if the UV index is high, you might burn within 30 minutes if you don't have protection.
Good times to Visit:
For the Huon Valley Foodie Lover Tour: - From mid December to Easter.
For the Hands On Homesteading Tour: - From October to the end of March.
For the Botanical Alchemist Tour: - All year round.
Things to Know
Southern Tasmania has generally, a dry heat in summer with a cold breeze from the end of March to late December.
Seasons:
Summer: Warm days (From 11-30°C), blissfully dry, but a short growing season (3.5 months). Nature bursts with activity, making it a fascinating time to visit. Daylight saving ends late March.
Autumn: Crisp mornings (6-15°C), longer nights, and Easter celebrations. Perfect for cozy evenings and enjoying the changing colors.
Winter: Snow-capped mountains, icy mornings (-5°C to 10-11°C) and roaring homey fires. Days are short (sunset at 4pm), best spent with a warm drink in hand.
Spring: Sunny days lengthen with 4-14 °C temps, gardens bloom (daylight saving starts October), and planting begins for summer bounty. A delightful time to witness nature's renewal.
The Huon Region
The Huon Valley is a large rural area and produces Salmon, Cherries, Apples, Wine, Cider, Cheese to name just a few.
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