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Turner Stillhouse

Northern Tasmania's premier craft distillery on the Tamar Valley Wine Route, home to Three Cuts Gin and Vodka and Rosevears Whiskey.

Turner Stillhouse is Northern Tasmania's premier craft distillery located in the iconic Tamar Valley Wine Route with views over the Tamar River. Their flagship brands are Three Cuts Gin | Vodka and Rosevears Whisky. The distillery produces handcrafted bespoke spirits, using pure Tasmanian ingredients to create a smooth and well-balanced flavour.

Their multi-award winning Three Cuts Gin is Tasmania's highest award-winning gin, and one of the highest rated internationally (shortlisted for World Best Gin and World Best Gin Producer at IWSC 2025). Three Cuts Gin and Vodka are carefully distilled from a premium grape base, pure Tasmanian water and a unique blend of Tasmanian grown and internationally sourced botanicals.

Their Rosevears Whiskies were released in 2025 and include a range of Single Malts, as well as Tasmania's first "Bourbon Style" Whiskey with 100% Tasmanian grains. Experience Tasmania's finest gins and whiskies by visiting our distillery for a tasting flight, tour, cocktail or platter. Conveniently located next door to Tamar Ridge Cellar Door, just fifteen minutes from Launceston and overlooking the Tamar River. Open daily 10am - 5pm.

Bookings are essential for larger groups and tours; smaller group walk-ins welcome.

Current Awards

98 Points / Gold Outstanding at the 2025 International Wine & Spirits Competition (IWSC) - Shortlisted World Best Gin and World Best Gin Producer
Best International Contemporary Gin and Double Gold at the American Distilling Institute (ADI) Awards
Best Australian Gin (Best in Show) at the Australian Gin Awards
Best International Barrel Aged Gin at the ADI
Best Barrel Aged Gin at the Australia Gin Awards
Multiple Gold medals at SF World Spirits and IWSC

Featured Intineraries
The Tamar Valley Distillery Circuit
Phone number
03 67761414
Region
North
Distillery Type
Gin
Whisky
Vodka
Days Open
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Cellar Door
Wheelchair Friendly
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Tony Langford 1 year ago
Went on tour and tasting whilst on holiday near Launceston. Lovely welcome and very informative tour. Tasted a number of gins which were all subtly different and were told a lot about each one. Liked them all and bought a bottle or two!
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Bianca Calleja 1 year ago
Customer service review only -
Was hoping to sit and have a relaxing tasting with some friends and when we asked for the flavour profile of their gins was told we had to decide there and then if we just wanted to taste 3 or 5 of their gins. After again asking if we could get the flavour notes before we made a final decision when it comes to how many we taste, we were rudely told to just make a decision.
Definitely ruined the mood of the afternoon and we did not stay for a tasting. There were no other customers around, we arrived early afternoon, so they weren't on a time crunch.
Just disappointing service.
We then went to a gin bar in Launceston and was able to get a run down on their flavour notes there and try it. The gin ended up being nice but the bitterness of the service stuck around.
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Amanda Robertson 1 year ago
A lovely location, great service, tasty gins. Worth a stop!
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zara l 1 year ago
Wonderful tour with an ever knowledgeable tour guide and friendly staff. Really recommend this gem in Grindelwald! Make the stop during your Tassie/Launie trip 😍 Grabbed ourselves a bottle of the distiller's batch gin to take back to Melbourne and will be returning on our next trip down here. Lovely tour and tasting offering, thank you! Plus the cheese platter is delicious, local cheeses from Southern Sky and a few varieties to dig into 🧀
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