Bantham Vineyard grows Pinot Gris, Pinot Noir and Chardonnay beside the Avon estuary in Devon, and pours its wine from a horse box bar at Bantham beach.
Bantham Vineyard lies on the banks of the River Avon, above Bantham Beach in the South Hams. It was planted in May 2021 on south-facing slopes beside the estuary, and holds more than 27,000 vines of Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris, Chardonnay and two further Pinot varieties. The vineyard is one part of the 728-acre Bantham Estate, which also takes in farmland, woodland, grassland, sand dunes and the beach itself.
Cellar door tastings
The cellar door is a horse box wine bar at Bantham beach, pouring the estate's wines by the glass and as a flight of rosé, Pinot Gris and a spritz or sparkling wine. Vineyard tours and tastings are offered separately. The site does not give the bar's opening times or season.
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Address
Lower Aunemouth Farm, Bantham, TQ7 3ANGetting there
The Bantham Vineyard cellar door is a horse box wine bar at Bantham beach. From the A381 Aveton Gifford to Totnes road, Bantham is signposted. From the A379 Churchstow to Aveton Gifford road, the Bantham exit is at the roundabout. A seasonal passenger ferry crosses the Avon from Cockleridge Ham at Bigbury-on-Sea to Bantham slipway. The vineyard itself is at Lower Aunemouth Farm, where harvest pickers follow parking posters.
Nearest station: Ivybridge · 8.1 mi
Opening hours
Hours not available or by appointment only
Winery opening hours often vary, so it is always worth checking ahead if you are planning a visit.
