Devonport to Sheffield Mini Trail
A local loop full of flavour and character
From truffle tastings to craft brews, cider and artisan coffee, this mini trail is all about fresh flavour and easy detours. Whether you’re rolling off the Spirit of Tasmania or meandering inland from the coast, the distances are short and the scenery is something you’ll talk about later.
Island State Brewing
Kick this one off in Devonport at a light-filled taproom with a relaxed vibe. Settle in for a tasting paddle or grab a growler for the road, a handy first or last stop near the ferry.🍺
Leaping Goat Coffee Co.
Swing by the roastery café in Quoiba for a perfectly brewed cup and something tasty for the drive. Beans are roasted on site, Gavin, Laura and the team know their stuff and it’s only minutes from town. ☕️
Spreyton Cider Co.
Head south to this multi-generational cidery set among historic orchards. Taste your way through alcoholic and non-alcoholic ciders, take a stroll past the trees and peek at the production story. 🍻
Prickly Mo Wines
Keep rolling through cool-climate country to a welcoming cellar door made for long chats and local plates. In winter there’s a wood heater, in summer the lawn and old barn are the spot for a lazy afternoon among the vines. 🍇
House of Hargrave
Perched high in the Lower Barrington hills, this boutique, north-facing vineyard turns sun and slope into memorable wines. Tastings come with small plates and a sweeping panorama that slows you right down. 🍷
The Truffledore
Tucked away in the countryside, this truffle farm and guesthouse offers tastings and truffle-infused goodies year-round, with seasonal tours to see how these rare treasures are found.🌰
Sheffield Honey Farm
Finish in mural-filled Sheffield with jars of local honey, beeswax treats and sweet gifts. Sample single-varietal honeys and learn how each is shaped by place and season.🍯
This loop is best taken slow – plenty of flavour, friendly faces and side-adventure opportunities, with room in the boot for small-batch bottles and sweet favourites.