We made a stop at the Elephants Rock Cider Factory. We had an unforgettable experience tasting various ciders at Denmark’s first cider factory – Apple & Pear, Pear, Apple, Sweet Apple, Strawberry, Apple Ginger and Oaked Scrumpy. We had to try them all. The cider factory is also home to the toffee factory, ‘bit on the side’ (which is a range of gourmet sauces, preserves, chutneys) and a ½ kilo ice cream cone. We had to try it all. We bought some pickled garlic, asparagus chutney and some mayo’s. Of course we also took home a selection of ciders.
We then headed off to the Bartholomew’s Meadery where Dad tasted Mead for the very first time. They also have a range of different flavours of honey including chocolate and hazelnut.
Forrest Hill Winery was our stop for lunch. Forrest Hill is family-owned boutique winery. Dad had seafood chowder and Becki & I shared a tasting platter and we drank a bottle of Forrest Hill Riesling. Then it was downstairs into the cellar to taste the wines.
Chatting with the chef about using salt in the chowder |
Our spoils of the day |
Wine Tasting at Forrest Hill Winery |
'Bit on the Side' tasting table |
OK...what will it be-oh lets try them all |
If we would have had lunch Dad would have tried one of these. They looked good |
Ummmm not bad!! |
Please do not use the flash!! |
All the different wines made from honey. We took home the spiced wine which when heated is divine!! |
Our bottle of wine |
Dad's seafood chowder with a marron for garnish |
Tasting plate |
A shared dessert |
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