Prickly Mo — Attraction in Devonport

We were staying in Cradle Mountain and had a free afternoon to look around. I googled wineries nearby and after sifting through a few, found this was the only one open on a Thursday afternoon. We were met straight away by a lovely lady who we had a great chat to whilst she poured us every wine they had for us to try. Such incredible service and so lovely to chat to a local who has been in the area for many years. We sat outside in the grassed area in the sun which would make a gorgeous spot at night with all the strung lights.

My only regret is that we ate lunch before we visited and didn’t get to try the platters. We saw some patrons with one and it looked stunning. Would recommend you order it if you visit!

Can’t wait to go back and...

We camped at Lakeside caravan park and discovered that Prickly Mo was a 10 minute walk away. So of course we had to check it out, it was Thursday and we did a tasting and the Pinot Gris and noir were a pleasure to the taste buds, they also sold a cider from "Next door" and it was next door. We went back on Friday to taste the cider and it was divine, the same night was music and Thai food out of the yellow van. We had a great night, we met Tim and Pauline who both made us feel like family, we even met Tim's mother, what a wonderful lady. The venue is a converted shearing shed complete with possums passing through. The wine and cider was worth the stop and we will definitely stop by again if...

Few places make you feel instantly at home, but that's exactly how Prickly Mo made me feel. It's a brilliant place to sit and chat with friends and enjoy the eclectic decor and beautiful country views across the vineyard right next to the main building. Tim is the perfect host. Full of great humour and a really warm personality. Everyone is happy when they come here, and the food beautifully prepared with great choices of cheeses on the cheese platters. Schedule at least a few hours to unwind and catch up with what's happening among your friends. Highly...