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Callington Mill Distillery, Oatlands

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Callington Mill Distillery is a historic tower mill built in 1837 by John Vincent, a successful local proprietor. Extensively restored in 2010, this is the only operating mill of its type in the Southern Hemisphere and the third oldest windmill in Australia. The mill site includes a windmill, granary, stable, miller’s cottage, and a mill owner’s house. Stop by for a guided tour of the Mill Precinct and see locally sourced flour ground using the same methods employed over 120 years ago. Visitors can also climb the mill’s internal stairs for a view across Oatlands village and the surrounding area, noted for a large number of well-preserved colonial sandstone buildings. To visit Callington Mill Distillery on your trip to Oatlands, use our Oatlands trip maker.

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By boggle103

The distillery is quite superb - like the citrus gin, while we didn't eat there but the menu was quite extensive and not overpriced. The flour mill is to be seen to be believed, as are the beautiful..... more

The distillery is quite superb - like the citrus gin, while we didn't eat there but the menu was quite extensive and not overpriced. The flour mill is to be seen to be believed, as are the beautiful..... more »
By Judy H

Situated in historic Oatlands the whiskey distillery and CellarDoor Restaurant is next to the 1837 flour mill. The historic buildings are well preserved and maintained. We did not do the whiskey...

Situated in historic Oatlands the whiskey distillery and CellarDoor Restaurant is next to the 1837 flour mill. The historic buildings are well preserved and maintained. We did not do the whiskey... more »
By ntjsmith2016

Sensational venue! Beautiful tasting experience. Whisky and gin - both exceptional! The Barrel Aged Gin and the Audacity Whisky were our favourites. Excellent service with the added bonus of great...

Sensational venue! Beautiful tasting experience. Whisky and gin - both exceptional! The Barrel Aged Gin and the Audacity Whisky were our favourites. Excellent service with the added bonus of great... more »

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By Veronica G

What a beautiful place. We stopped here on the way to Hobart. We didn't get to stay long but did look around and it is a place that you must visit if you are in Oatlands. It was very busy. The mill and the old building's are amazing. I would go back if holiday in Tasmania again. Oatlands is a beautiful town and i feel that it's under rated i would recommend it to anyone heading to Hobart.

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By Jason Mills

An amazing experience! We did the Whiskey semi self guided tour with Josè. A wonderful way to understand the process of distilling Whiskey. 🥃 About $50 but includes four generous samples. Thank you for the great time team Callington!

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By Noogal

Wonderful to walk through the old mill and surrounding historic buildings. Interactive video inside the buildings showcases the history of Oatlands. Lovely to look back in time.

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By Daniel Muxlow

Was great to finally come and visit the distillery. Have been watching closely when visiting my parents in town. Unfortunately lockdown and personal injury has kept me away for sometime but was great to finally see what your all about. I look forward to future visits and hope to come back again before I head home in October.

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By Amy Anderson

Service and coffee phenomenal. Staff are courteous, not pushy, friendly. Extremely comfortable venue, extremely clean. Coffee is the best I've had whilst I've been in Tasmania.

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