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Spring Bay Distillery Cambridge - tasting experiences in the Hobart

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Spring Bay Distillery Cambridge (Cambridge)5.0 (23)

From $15pp

Book a whisky or gin flight for your group, or step up to the guided tour that walks you through mash, still and cask.

Sullivans Cove Distillery - tasting experiences in the Hobart

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Sullivans Cove Distillery (Cambridge)4.8 (429)

Corporate groups can host a gathering at the distillery with a tailored package and a curated whisky tasting.

Choosing a Tasting Experience

Cambridge has two distilleries that welcome groups, both working sites near the airport. Sullivans Cove Distillery has bottled single cask whisky since 1994; Spring Bay Distillery Cambridge produces its own single malt, gin, vodka and brandy, grain onwards.

At each, the tasting happens beside the stills.

Side by side, the Cambridge tastings look like this:

Sullivans Cove Distillery runs daily from 10am to 4.30pm: sit at the bar while staff guide the tasting, or follow a guide around the production floor.
Spring Bay's quick option is three gins or three whiskies poured as a flight, From $15 per person.
Spring Bay's tour runs roughly 60 minutes with the makers, covering barley, water and casks, before three pours, a Solera sample and a Glencairn glass to take home.
In Spring Bay's Solera Experience, a distiller explains the evolving Solera program, then each guest draws from the cask and bottles and seals their own.
At Sullivans Cove, every release is one cask, and a few are poured nowhere but the distillery itself.

Sullivans Cove designs private and corporate packages that pair hospitality with whisky, the stills in view.
Its lounge is intimate, suiting a small, select party.
Bigger groups and private tastings at Spring Bay are sorted directly with the distillery team.
Sullivans Cove will also take a tasting off-site to another venue if your group can't come to it.

Checks before you lock in a Cambridge date

Spring Bay is strictly 18-plus, with age confirmed at booking.
Spring Bay's cellar door opens Tuesday to Saturday from 10am to 4pm; Sullivans Cove trades all week.
Doing both in one afternoon is simple to plan with a hired minibus, so no one sits out the tastings.
Ask the Sullivans Cove events team for costs, since none are published.

Common Questions About Tasting Experiences

How much is a spirits tasting in Cambridge?

Spring Bay Distillery Cambridge charges From $15 per person for a flight; Sullivans Cove Distillery doesn't publish prices.

Could a birthday group bottle its own whisky in Cambridge?

Yes, at Spring Bay, which lists birthdays among its occasions: the Solera Experience ends with each guest sealing a bottle. Everyone must be 18 or over.

Which Cambridge distillery opens on a Sunday or Monday?

Sullivans Cove Distillery, which runs tours and tastings every day; Spring Bay trades Tuesday to Saturday.

Can a company hold an event at a Cambridge distillery?

Both host them. Sullivans Cove tailors packages around its whisky, and Spring Bay arranges private tastings for bigger groups.