Sandridge Barton - The Home of Sharpham Wine

lower well farm , Totnes, TQ9 9RL

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lower well farm , Totnes, TQ9 9RL
01803 702203
Monday - Sunday 10am - 5pm
Guided Tour
Cheese
Cafe/Coffee Shop

Sandridge Barton, 'the Home of Sharpham Wine' is a renowned wine producer set within the South Devon AONB. Situated in a sheltered valley at Lower Well Farm with vineyards on the banks of the river Dart, we have the perfect climate and location for growing ripe grapes and producing a diverse range of English wines. At our brand new winery visitor centre we offer both guided and self-guided wine and cheese tastings as well as vineyard and winery tours that can all be pre-booked online. We have a small farm shop selling our range of wines, Sharpham Dairy cheeses and other local produce, and you can walk around our various woodland and vineyard trails or have lunch in our restaurant.

For more information and bookings please visit sandridgebarton.com

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