Dalwood Vineyard

Opening hours vary - check the vineyard's website before visiting, as they can close for private events or change seasonally.

What's the vibe?

Dalwood Vineyard is a small, independently run vineyard in East Devon, offering an informal and appointment-led visit centred around the vineyard and its wines. Visits are personal in nature and focused on tasting and learning rather than casual drop-in tourism.

Tours & Tastings: Visits to Dalwood Vineyard are available by appointment only. Guided tours and tastings can be arranged directly with the vineyard in advance. The tour itself is free of charge - guests are simply asked to pay for the wines they taste, which typically works out at from £20 per person. Tours last around two hours and include the chance to taste across the range. Booking is essential; contact the vineyard directly to arrange a visit.

Dining: There is no permanent restaurant on site. Food arrangements for groups may be possible by prior agreement with the vineyard.

Children & Dogs: Children and dogs are welcome to accompany visits when supervised.

Shop: Dalwood wines are available to buy directly from the vineyard.

Accommodation: There is no on-site accommodation at Dalwood Vineyard.

Dalwood Vineyard produces a small range of English still and sparkling wines. Grape varieties grown include Seyval Blanc, Pinot Noir, Solaris, and Madeleine Angevine, which are used across their white, rosé, and sparkling styles.

Winemaking is carried out off site in collaboration with external wineries, with grapes grown and managed at Dalwood Vineyard. The wines have received recognition at English wine competitions over time.

By Car
Dalwood Vineyard is located in East Devon, between Honiton and Axminster. The postcode for navigation is EX13 7EH.

By Public Transport
The nearest railway station is Axminster. From there, onward travel to Dalwood is typically by taxi or local bus services.

Book train tickets in advance via Trainline.

• Other Vineyards
  • Castlewood Vineyard, Devon
  • Heron Farm, Devon
• Notable Restaurants
  • The Tuckers Arms – Village pub in Dalwood.
  • River Cottage HQ – Restaurant and cookery school near Axminster.
• Notable Hotels
  • The George Hotel – Hotel in Axminster.
  • Kerrington House – Boutique hotel near Axminster.
• Notable Attractions
  • Blackbury Camp – Iron Age hillfort in East Devon.
  • Burrow Farm Gardens – Gardens open seasonally near Dalwood.