2021 Great Eastern Wine Week

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Great Eastern Wine Cruise

Join Wineglass Bay Cruises on a special Great Eastern Wine Cruise on 5 September as part of the Great Eastern Wine Weekend program. Cruise Great Oyster Bay, taking in the stunning granite coastline of Freycinet National Park including the dramatic pink peaks of the Hazards range. Discover hidden coves, white sandy beaches and bays on this two hour sunset cruise. Keep your eyes peeled for local wildlife whilst sampling some of the finest handcrafted wines from East Coast Tasmania. Premium wines from Gala Estate and The Bend will be on show, complemented by nibbles of local produce. Includes:

  • 2 hour eco cruise of Great Oyster Bay with Wineglass Bay Cruises
  • Wine tastings with Gala Estate and The Bend, featuring Gala Estate 2016 Saffire Sparkling Rose, Gala Estate White Label 2018 Pinot Noir, Gala Estate White Label 2019 Pinot Gris, The Bend 2013 Cabernet Sauvignon and The Bend 2019 Riesling
  • Tokens for 6 half glass wine tastes – 3 Gala Estate, 3 The Bend
  • Canapes/nibbles provided by Wineglass Bay Cruises
  • Barista coffee/tea
  • Access to upper and lower decks

Event Details

Saturday, 5 September
3.30pm - 5.30pm

Departs Freycinet Lodge Jetty
2898 Freycinet Drive, Coles Bay
Cost: $115pp

03 6234 4270
[email protected]
pennicottjourneys.com.au

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