Vineyard Tours
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Dalwood Vineyard is a small, community-planted vineyard above the village of Dalwood, founded by six villagers in 2009.
Above the village of Dalwood, on a hillside facing west to south-west, six villagers planted the vineyard's first acre of Seyval Blanc in 2009, an idea they had discussed for over a decade, backed by a vine-growing course at Plumpton College. Three more varieties followed a year later, bringing the vineyard to its current three acres and around 3,000 vines. The first crop came in 2013 and was made into a sparkling wine.
Cellar door tastings
Visits are guided vineyard tours booked in advance by email, wandering through the vines with a tasting of the wines to follow. There's no fixed charge, but visitors are asked to pay for what they drink, which usually works out at about £20 a head.
Amenities
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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.
Common questions
Can I turn up at Dalwood Vineyard without booking?
No. Visits to Dalwood Vineyard are by appointment. Bookings can be made direct.
What can I expect from a visit to Dalwood Vineyard?
Visits are guided vineyard tours booked in advance by email, wandering through the vines with a tasting of the wines to follow. There's no fixed charge, but visitors are asked to pay for what they drink, which usually works out at about £20 a head.
When is Dalwood Vineyard open?
Visits to Dalwood Vineyard are by appointment, so we list no set opening hours.
What is the nearest station to Dalwood Vineyard?
Axminster, 3 miles in a straight line.
Where is Dalwood Vineyard?
Dalwood, EX13 7EH, Devon.
What wine does Dalwood Vineyard make?
Sparkling and still wine.
