![Gin Week @ Bangor]()
August 01, 2018
Mon 13th - Sun 19th of August is Gin Week at Bangor! We are teaming up with the lovely people at Hellfire Bluff Distillery to bring you a week of cocktails (G&T, and Limoncello Spritz), and gin inspired food.
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![Monique Brumby Live @ Bangor]()
July 23, 2018
Dinner with Monique Brumby - ARIA Award winning singer/song writer Monique Brumby is a Tasmanian music icon. Monique is coming to Bangor to perform her songs in an intimate live setting with an exclusive Q & A with the artist.
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![Winter Feast @ Bangor]()
July 01, 2018
Our popular Winter Feast is back! Last year we sold out quickly, so book fast. Join us for a mouth-watering long table feast to celebrate the end of winter.
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![Shearing Sheds]()
June 15, 2017
There's something unique about shearing sheds. Ours is small, only three stands. Ten thousand sheep a year. And still it's like another world. The bustle and activity seem to soak into the wood with the lanolin, slowly drifting out again over time to keep an energy in the air.
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![Bangor's 2016 Jimmy's Hill Pinot Gris]()
September 02, 2016
Our Pinot Gris is named Jimmy's Hill after the highest point on Bangor. Rising a commanding 1002 ft, Jimmy's Hill was the site of one of Tasmania's convict era semaphore stations. With a simple hut for shelter, Jimmy, the rugged bushman who called the remote outpost home, maintained a vigilant eye on adjacent stations, standing by to relay messages.
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![Matt Dunbabin - Australian Farmer of the Year]()
September 11, 2015
Seventh generation Tasmanian farmer Matt Dunbabin has been named 2015 Australian Farmer of the Year at the sixth annual Australian Farmer of the Year Awards, hosted by Kondinin Group and ABC Rural. Matt also collected Diversification Farmer of the Year at the Sydney awards ceremony last night.
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![Hollywood comes to Bangor]()
May 04, 2015
In April we were thrilled to host the actors and production crew from the "The Lion". The movie tells the true story of Saroo Brierley, who was separated from his family as a young boy and adopted from an Indian orphanage at the age of five by Hobart couple Ian and Sue Brierley.
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