Sandridge Barton
Lower Well Farm, Waddeton Road, Totnes, TQ9 6RL
Member Overview
What is Sandridge Barton?
Sandridge Barton is an award-winning vineyard estate on the banks of the River Dart in South Devon and the home of the former Sharpham Wine brand. Continuing more than 45 years of Dart Valley winemaking, the estate combines premium English wine production, vineyard experiences, Michelin Guide-listed dining and luxury countryside accommodation within a stunning 450-acre landscape.
Led by CEO and head winemaker Duncan Schwab and winemaker Charlie Brown, Sandridge Barton produces wines that showcase the unique terroir, climate and character of the Dart Valley.
What does Sandridge Barton offer?
Sandridge Barton offers far more than a winery visit, providing a complete South Devon food, wine and countryside experience.
Visitors can enjoy:
- Award-winning English wines
- Vineyard-grown still and sparkling wines
- Single-vineyard wine releases
- The iconic Dart Valley Reserve
- Traditional method sparkling wines
- Experimental and low-intervention wines
- The "Don't Feed the Ponies" collection
- Wine tastings and food pairings
- Guided winery tours
- Self-guided nature trails
- ROAM restaurant dining experiences
- Private events and venue hire
- Luxury self-catering accommodation
- Vineyard and countryside walks
The estate welcomes visitors year-round, offering opportunities to explore the vineyard, learn about English wine production and experience the best of Devon's food and drink culture.
Our Specialities
- English wine
- Devon wine
- Dart Valley Reserve
- Vineyard tours
- Wine tastings
- Traditional method sparkling wine
- Pinot Noir
- Bacchus wines
- Chardonnay
- Low-intervention wines
- Don't Feed the Ponies wines
- Winery experiences
- Michelin Guide-listed dining
- Luxury countryside accommodation
- Vineyard events
Why choose Sandridge Barton?
Sandridge Barton combines exceptional wine, regenerative farming and outstanding hospitality in one of Devon's most beautiful vineyard settings.
A Unique Dart Valley Terroir
The estate benefits from:
- South-facing slopes
- Rare vineyard soils
- A sheltered maritime climate
- Long, cool growing seasons
- River Dart influences
These conditions help produce distinctive wines with freshness, balance and complexity.
Regenerative & Sustainable Viticulture
Vineyard manager Alex Davidson oversees a farming approach focused on biodiversity and environmental stewardship, including:
- Living ground cover
- Minimal soil disturbance
- No herbicides
- No pesticides
- Cover cropping
- Wildflower margins
- Habitat creation programmes
- Regenerative vineyard management
This low-intervention philosophy helps every wine express a genuine sense of place.
ROAM Restaurant
The estate is also home to ROAM, a Michelin Guide-listed restaurant offering relaxed modern dining inspired by Devon and Mediterranean influences.
Led by chef-restaurateur Ian Alexander and his team, ROAM focuses on:
- Seasonal menus
- Locally sourced ingredients
- Estate-grown produce where possible
- Foraged ingredients
- Guest chef events
- Family-led hospitality
Award-Winning Heritage
Sandridge Barton continues the renowned Sharpham wine legacy, building on more than four decades of winemaking excellence in the Dart Valley and producing some of England's most respected wines.
Where can you find Sandridge Barton?
Location:
Sandridge Barton Wines
Sandridge Barton Estate
Stoke Gabriel, Totnes
South Devon
Sandridge Barton Wines
Sandridge Barton Estate
Stoke Gabriel, Totnes
South Devon
Situated beside the River Dart and surrounded by rolling countryside, the estate is easily accessible from both Totnes and Paignton.
Opening Hours
Sandridge Barton Visitor Centre & Wine Shop
- Open daily: 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
ROAM Restaurant
- Wednesday to Sunday: 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm
- Monday & Tuesday: Closed
Accommodation
Visitors can stay on-site at:
- Sandridge Barton House (sleeps 12)
- The Boathouse (riverside accommodation)
- The Farmhouse at Lower Well Farm (sleeps 8)
Visitor Experiences
- Guided wine tastings
- Winery tours
- Food and wine pairings
- Free self-guided nature trail
- Private events and venue hire
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Sandridge Barton best known for?
Sandridge Barton is best known as the home of Sharpham Wines, producing award-winning English wines including the popular Dart Valley Reserve.
Can I visit the vineyard?
Yes. Visitors can enjoy winery tours, guided tastings, walks and dining experiences throughout the year.
What wines are produced at Sandridge Barton?
The estate produces still, sparkling, single-vineyard and low-intervention wines using varieties including Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Bacchus, Pinot Gris and Madeleine Angevine.
What is ROAM?
ROAM is the Michelin Guide-listed restaurant located on the estate, specialising in seasonal Devon-inspired dining.
Do I need to book wine tastings?
Advance booking is recommended and can be arranged through the estate website.
Can I stay overnight?
Yes. The estate offers several self-catering accommodation options overlooking the vineyard and River Dart.
Is Sandridge Barton family friendly?
Yes. The estate includes a free nature trail with interactive features suitable for families and children.
Does the vineyard use sustainable practices?
Yes. Sandridge Barton follows regenerative, low-intervention vineyard management with a strong focus on biodiversity and habitat creation.