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29 Sandridge Barton:


Crafting Wines, Experiences and a True Devon Escape


Wine tours & tasting Vineyard walks ROAM Restaurant Shop


Sandridge Barton Wines Lower Well Farm, Stoke Gabriel, South Devon, TQ9 6RL


sandridgebarton.com Book now


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Situated in the heart of Stoke Fleming, on the SWCP between Dartmouth and Blackpool Sands, Stoke Lodge Hotel is a peaceful family- run hotel offering cosy coastal stays, deliciously fresh food, two pools and a relaxed terrace boasting wonderful sea views.


andridge Barton have been producing award-winning wines from our Dart Valley vineyards for over 40 years. We offer a range of


experiences to ensure an unforgettable visit whatever the weather. There are a variety of different tours and tastings. An hour-long Guided Tasting with a tour of the winemaking led by one of our expert crew, a more casual Self-Guided Wine Tastingwhere you select your own wines to enjoy at your own leisure, or the full Vineyard Safari tour of the vineyard and winery. Our amazing on-site restaurant ROAM showcases ingredients grown, foraged and reared on the estate as well as a selection of the best local produce. Book a lunch after your wine tasting or for an evening meal paired with our wines. sandridgebarton.com


hello@stokelodge.co.uk | 01803 770523 www.stokelodgehotel.co.uk


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