Beyond cheese and oysters, Bruny’s producer trail includes honey, chocolate and fudge, berries and a whisky tasting room.
Bruny Island House of Whisky
On North Bruny near Great Bay, the House of Whisky showcases Tasmanian whiskies and its own spirits. Tastings are available — nominate a driver or take a tour.
Bruny Island Honey
Local honey and honey-based products, including tastings of different floral varieties. Look for the shop on the main road in South Bruny.
Bruny Island Chocolate Company
Handmade fudge and chocolate near Adventure Bay — a favourite with families.
Berry farm
A berry farm near Adventure Bay serves berries, desserts and ice cream in season (summer to autumn).
Planning tips
These producers are spread between North Bruny and Adventure Bay. Combine them with The Neck lookout. Opening hours change seasonally; check before you go.
Make it a tasting route
A relaxed route runs from the House of Whisky at Great Bay, past the cheese company and oyster bar, then over The Neck to the honey, chocolate and berry stops around Adventure Bay. If anyone in your group wants to taste spirits, a guided food tour removes the need for a sober driver.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a whisky distillery on Bruny Island?
The House of Whisky on North Bruny offers tastings of Tasmanian whiskies and its own spirits.
Where can I buy honey on Bruny Island?
At Bruny Island Honey on South Bruny.
Is the berry farm open all year?
It is seasonal; check opening times.
Are tastings free?
Some venues offer free tastings and others charge; check on arrival.
