devil's corner cellar door

We stopped at this winery on the way to Freycinet National Park and I am very glad that we did. The wine is of a very high standard and I particularly enjoyed the Pinot Noir, which is available around Australia. What made the stop for us though was the view, it was absolutely stunning. We had packed a picnic for lunch and were very pleased that there was no issue in us eating our food at the winery whilst soaking up the view and the quality wines!

We stopped by this little gem to have some cheese and wine. Loved the view. There were kids running around enjoying jumping on the hays. Loved every bit of the place!

Very friendly staff and amazing views over Coles Bay, well worth a visit. Even supply a picnic rug for you to enjoy the views.

Touring Tas, we discovered Devils Corner in a Strahan restaurant. Couldn't believe it when we stumbled across the actual vineyard near Coles Bay. An idyllic setting looking across Great Oyster Bay toward the Hazards to sit and sample some of Tasmania's best local vintage. Friendly and knowledgeable staff provide excellent commentary along with some local matched nibbles. A great vineyard in a great location.

We have been winetasting throughout Aust, and this was a treat! We almost drove past the sign but WOW so glad we drove in, the view alone is worth it, then the lovely ladies, so fun and happy, then the wines....well done, you've got a great place there....5 stars from us!

Great place to stop and taste some of tassie's wines. The view over the vineyard to the hazards is spectacular. Picnics available.

We struck it lucky here. We just happened to stop and what a find it was. They had music - food and great wine. The winery were putting on a music show with a folk guitarist . They also had Japanese nibbles to buy . Best of all however was the wine and the view was free for a tasting . Both were spectacular. The purchase price of the wine is very reasonable too .I really enjoyed the brief stop we had on the way to Coles bay .

The best Pinot Noir in Australia enjoyed whilst looking out over the amazing Hazards in Freycinet National Park. I love this Pinot, it's easy to drink, very fruit forward, just delicious. Even though I enjoy drinking it at home, it was such a great experience to drink it at the cellar door. Overlooking the very vines that produce the fruit in my favourite drink, with the ever-changing colours of the Hazards mountains in the background. I recommend a late afternoon stop off, either on your way north to Bicheno or travelling south to Swansea. If you are lucky you will get a lovely sunny afternoon and just enjoy the wine as the sun starts to drop. What an experience.