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Deviation Road Tasting Room
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Deviation Road Tasting Room

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Where
Longwood, SA
Policy checked
2026-06-10

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Deviation Road is a boutique, family-owned winery in Longwood, roughly 30 minutes from Adelaide CBD in the Adelaide Hills. For dog owners, the key drawcard is straightforward: well-behaved, leashed dogs are genuinely welcome in the outdoor tasting areas, so you can work through a flight of traditional-method sparkling without leaving your mate in the car.

The dog setup. Dogs must stay on a leash at all times while on site. The outdoor areas are where you want to be, and they pair well with a grazing platter if you are settling in for the afternoon. Mention you have a dog when you book so the staff can seat you appropriately. Water bowls are often provided, but bring your own portable bowl to be safe. The winery has a resident Hungarian Vizsla named Aggie, so well-socialised dogs will feel right at home.

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Always leash up before you step out of the car and keep your dog close at the tasting table. A working winery has equipment, vehicles and other visitors, so tight leash control is non-negotiable here.

Known for. Deviation Road is recognised for premier South Australian sparkling wine production using traditional methods. The cellar door delivers an intimate tasting experience inside a working winery environment, with regional produce platters available to match the wine.

Getting there. The address is 207 Scott Creek Rd, Longwood SA 5153, close to Stirling and Aldgate. On-site parking is available at the cellar door. The drive is scenic but the road is windy, as is typical for the Adelaide Hills, so take the corners steadily.

Nearby with the dogs. If you want to stretch the legs before or after a tasting, Stirling is a short drive away with a few solid options: Wright Road Fenced Dog Park for an off-leash run, Marshi's Kitchen for a dog-friendly cafe stop, or The Evelyn Halliday Reserve for an open-space walk.

When to go. The cellar door is open daily from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm, closing on key public holidays. Bookings are seated and structured, so reserve ahead and flag your dog at the time of booking to secure an outdoor spot.

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Policy verified 10 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.

Nearby with the dogs