STORY OF THE MILL
John Vincent established a number of pubs and hotels in the area, and of course his illegal distillery could supply those establishments. Initially he struggled to find a miller - it wasn't until 1840 that he found one and was able to open the mill commercially.
OUR WHISKY IS PERFECTLY CRAFTED... AND PERFECTLY LEGAL."
- John Ibrahim
THE STORY OF JOHN VINCENT
THE MILL PRECINCT
The mill precinct was leased from 1837 onwards. There was a piggery ,a stable, a barn, a storage area to store supplies and a granary for the grain.
"THE MAJESTIC WINDMILL WAS THE LATEST TECHNOLOGY OF ITS DAY IN THE 1800'S. IN 2021 WE HAVE BUILT A STATE OF THE ART WHISKY DISTILLERY, USING THE LATEST TASMANIAN TECHNOLOGY. CALLINGTON MILL DISTILLERY REPRESENTS CUTTING EDGE WHISKY MAKING FOR THIS CENTURY. WE FOUND OUR FUTURE BY UNDERSTANDING OUR PAST."
- John Ibrahim
REMAINING TRUE TO OUR HERITAGE
Callington Mill has been lovingly restored, along with the other buildings that make up the Mill Precinct. Don't miss a visit to Callington Mill when you are next in Tasmania.
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