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Eastford Creek Vineyard
269 Chapel Road Sassafras, Tasmania Australia 7307 Wineries

Eastford Creek Vineyard

Overview

Eastford Creek Vineyard is located on the beautiful North West Coast of Tasmania. Just minutes off the highway they have a range of premium quality cool climate wines grown and produced on-site.

The beautiful cellar door makes use of agricultural sheds that have been on-site for 140 or so years.

Lovingly brought back to life with careful restoration, they welcome visitors for wine tasting, platters, coffee and to enjoy the landscaped gardens and view down through the valley.

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Phone
0455 500 344
Email
cellardoor@eastfordcreek.com.au
Address
269 Chapel Road Sassafras, Tasmania Australia 7307 View on map
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Facilities

Alfresco/Outdoor Dining Bar Carpark Cellar Door Coach Parking Delivery available Family Friendly Lawn / Gardens Live Music Non Smoking Pet Friendly - Enquire Shop / Gift Shop Suitable for Functions Takeaway Available Wine Tasting

Where to find us

Eastford Creek Vineyard

269 Chapel Road Sassafras, Tasmania Australia 7307

Phone
0455 500 344
Email
cellardoor@eastfordcreek.com.au

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