Bar at The Exchange Beaconsfield
Highlights
- Savour high-quality Tasmanian wines from the picturesque Tamar Valley while enjoying the authentic atmosphere of Beaconsfield.
- Relax on the back deck with unique summer cocktails or warm up by the fire with local wine in winter.
- Indulge in delicious offerings from the 'Hangry As' food van every Thursday, enhancing your bar experience.
- Experience wine tastings from Peco Wines every Sunday, adding a delightful touch to your visit at The Exchange.
The Exchange welcomes locals and guests to enjoy a truly authentic Tasmanian experience in the heart of the Tamar Valley wine region. The Exchange is part of the rich history of Beaconsfield and has been on this site since 1879.
Bar at The Exchange Beaconsfield provides an extensive list of high-quality Tasmanian produce that ranges from wines produced within the picturesque Tamar Valley to beers hand-crafted in breweries across the state and award-winning spirits distilled by some of the world’s best. In summer, try one of their unique cocktails on the back deck or wait for winter to warm up by the fire with a glass of local wine.
In addition to their tailored bar experience, enjoy the local food van ‘Hangry As’ every Thursday from 4pm and wine tastings with Peco Wines pop-up cellar door midday to 5pm every Sunday. Keep an eye on their socials to make sure that you don’t miss out!
So, whether you visit on your way through or become one of the regulars, enjoy a slice of history in this faithfully restored heritage establishment.
Don’t hesitate to contact them to host your next party or function.
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