Orchard-Grown Cider, Local Food & Lazy Afternoons in Spreyton
From orchard to glass, it doesn’t get much more local than Spreyton Cider Co. This fifth-generation family business has been growing fruit in North West Tasmania since 1908, with its cidery sitting right alongside the family orchard.
Pull up a seat and taste your way through the range with a cider paddle, from crisp apple and pear ciders to seasonal releases, ginger beer and non-alcoholic options. The cider is made onsite using real fruit, including apples grown right here on the family orchard.
Come hungry. The restaurant serves lunch seven days a week, with a seasonal menu built around Tasmanian produce and designed to go very nicely with a freshly poured cider. Think generous orchard platters, burgers and changing seasonal dishes – with relaxed Friday night dinners if you’re in no hurry to leave.
And save room for the real-fruit ice cream. Fresh orchard fruit is blended onsite to order, with flavours changing with the seasons. Add regular live music, plenty of outdoor space and views across the orchard, and you’ve got a pretty easy place to settle in for the afternoon.
Located at Aberdeen near Spreyton, just outside Devonport, Spreyton Cider Co. is an easy stop for families, road trippers and anyone keen to taste a little of Tasmania straight from the orchard.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Spreyton Cider Co.?
Spreyton Cider Co. is located at 6 Melrose Road, Aberdeen near Spreyton, just outside Devonport on Tasmania’s North West Coast.
Is Spreyton Cider made from Tasmanian fruit?
Yes. Spreyton Cider Co. makes its cider using Tasmanian fruit, including apples grown on the family’s own orchard. The family has been growing fruit in the Spreyton area since 1908.
Can you do a cider tasting at Spreyton Cider Co.?
Yes. Tasting paddles are available at the Cellar Door, with cider and juice flights giving visitors an easy way to explore the range and find a favourite.
Can you eat at Spreyton Cider Co.?
Yes. The Cellar Door restaurant serves lunch seven days a week, with a seasonal menu showcasing Tasmanian produce. Relaxed Friday night dinners are also available.
Does Spreyton Cider Co. make real-fruit ice cream?
Yes. Fresh fruit grown on the orchard is blended onsite to create made-to-order real-fruit ice cream, with flavours changing depending on what’s in season.
Is Spreyton Cider Co. family friendly?
Yes. With plenty of outdoor space, orchard views, real-fruit ice cream, non-alcoholic drinks and relaxed dining, Spreyton Cider Co. is an easy stop for families exploring North West Tasmania.
Is Spreyton Cider Co. near Devonport?
Yes. Spreyton Cider Co. is just outside Devonport, making it an easy stop for visitors exploring the city or beginning a road trip after arriving on the Spirit of Tasmania.
What else can I explore near Spreyton Cider Co.?
Spreyton Cider Co. features on the Tasting Trail Tasmania Beer & Cider Trail, connecting local breweries and cider makers from Deloraine to Burnie across North West Tasmania.
