A PLACE WORTH KNOWING
An afternoon among Devon’s vines
A countryside winery with guided tastings, vineyard walks and a restaurant, close to the River Dart.
Sandridge Barton turns an interest in wine into a whole afternoon in the Devon countryside. The winery near Stoke Gabriel offers several ways to visit, from a relaxed tasting flight to a guided session or a longer vineyard safari. Start with the experience that suits your time, then consider staying for food at ROAM, the restaurant currently on site. Vine rows, stone buildings, barrels and green views give the estate plenty of appeal beyond the glass. There is also a marked walk towards the Stonyfield vineyard, though it can be steep and muddy. Book your tasting first and check the practical details, especially if you are combining it with a walk from the village.
The lovely little details
- Winery and visitor experiences near Stoke Gabriel.
- Self-guided tastings, guided sessions and vineyard safaris.
- ROAM restaurant is on site.
SOMETHING TO LOOK OUT FOR
Pick your tasting pace
Choose a self-guided flight for a relaxed introduction, or a guided experience to learn more about how the wine is made.
From the venueTHE USEFUL LITTLE DETAILS
Make a little plan.
Find them here
Sandridge Barton Wines, Lower Well Farm, Stoke Gabriel, Totnes, Devon, TQ9 6RL
Open directionsGetting there
The official directions describe a footpath approach from Stoke Gabriel’s creek via Millpool and Byter Mill Lane. Drivers can use the parking barn; follow the venue’s directions to Lower Well Farm.
Before you set off
Book your preferred tour or tasting through the official site. Reserve ROAM separately if you want to add a restaurant meal.
Check bookings & availabilityWalking
The Stonyfield vineyard trail is about 1.5 km with steep or muddy sections; wear suitable footwear.
Check the detailsParking
Parking is in the barn, with disabled parking beyond it in front of the farmhouse.
Check the detailsDetails checked 24 October 2026. Opening times, menus and access arrangements can change; confirm anything essential directly before travelling.
About this feature & our sources
This is an editorial discovery, researched from the venue’s own information and any visitor sources linked here. It is not a paid partnership or a first-hand review. Individual visitor tips reflect that person’s experience; they are not a live rating or a promise about your visit.
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