There’s plenty to drink at Donovans. However, I’ve made a great discovery in the small hamlet of Cygnet in the Huon Valley in Tasmania – Pagan Cider! I got turned on to cider several years back in Ireland, particularly over ice on a sunny afternoon after a game of golf.
Pagan delivers outstanding examples of this age old brew. Their apple and pear are alluring with no added sugars, all natural fruit. And over their short life, they have experimented with different berries with wonderful results. My favourite is the Cerise, the French word for cherry. Wow! Serve it chilled in a wine glass and enjoy this apple/cherry blend. It is reminiscent of pinot noir with a little sparkle. But don’t forget to try the Quince. The blend of quince and apple is heavenly; I love it with cheese.
Get on board!
Kevin
Tasting the range at Pagan Cider’s tasting room
My three favourite flavours from the Pagan Cider range
as usual passion passion and passion you never change Kevin , pass by in Osaka an stay in our guest house! let me introduce some Japanese and french goodies
Jean Martin Fleisch
Ah Merci Jean Martin! That would be wonderful!
We are hoping too come to Donovan’s next year for my birthday with our children and grand-children. Our daughter and her family are vegetarian. Are you able to adapt any of the meals to vegetarian? Also our son-in law has nut allergies,but is aware of your warning and that is common to restaurants when he eats out. Can you advise me re these concerns. We were at your restaurant 2 years ago (but not with the vegetarians), and loved it. Hope we will see you in 2020. Judi