Deviation Road Wines
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Deviation Road Altair Adelaide Hills Brut Rose NV - 6 Bottles
Original priceOriginal price Original priceOriginal pricePrice $229.00WINERY INFORMATION: We select the fruit from the cool south-facing slopes high in the Adelaide Hills. Sweet strawberry, cherry and spice aromas f...
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Sparkling Rose
Adelaide Hills
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Deviation Road Loftia Vintage Adelaide Hills Brut 2021 - 6 Bottles
Original priceOriginal price Original priceOriginal pricePrice $349.62TASTING NOTES: Ageing for a minimum of 24 months on lees adds complexity to the fresh citrus, red apple and spring blossom aromas. The palate is ...
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Brut
Adelaide Hills
FAQS
1. Who owns Deviation Road Winery? +
Deviation Road Winery is owned by Hamish and Kate Laurie. Hamish is a fifth-generation South Australian vigneron with extensive experience across viticulture, production, and wine sales. Kate, originally from Western Australia, studied winemaking at the Lycee Viticole d'Avize in Champagne, France. Together, Hamish and Kate have spent over 25 years building Deviation Road into one of Australia's most celebrated sparkling wine boutiques, earning a five red star rating from Halliday Wine Companion in 2025.
2. Where is Deviation Road Winery? +
Deviation Road Winery is located at 207 Scott Creek Road, Longwood SA 5153, in the Adelaide Hills wine region of South Australia. The tasting room is open daily from 10am to 5pm (closed Christmas Day, Boxing Day, and New Year's Day). The winery sources its sparkling wine fruit primarily from high-altitude sites in the Piccadilly Valley, a subregion of the Adelaide Hills known for its cool climate and Chardonnay character.
3. What is the 75-85-95 rule for wine? +
The 75-85-95 rule refers to the minimum content thresholds under Australian wine labelling law for wines that make claims about variety, vintage, and region. In Australia, a wine must contain at least 85% of the stated grape variety to label that variety on the bottle, at least 95% of wine from the stated vintage year to carry that year's date, and at least 85% of fruit from the stated geographic region to claim that region. These rules are governed by the Australian wine regulations and apply to all wines sold under an Australian geographic indication.
4. Which Adelaide Hills winery has the best views? +
Deviation Road's cellar door in Longwood is regularly cited among Adelaide Hills' most scenic wine experiences, set among the hills with views over the surrounding landscape. The winery has twice won the Cellar Door of the Year award at the Adelaide Hills Wine Show and was recognised as a Star Cellar Door by Gourmet Traveller Wine in Australia's Best Cellar Door Awards. While "best views" is subjective, the Deviation Road experience is widely considered one of the Adelaide Hills' standouts. The winery is open daily and can be reached at 207 Scott Creek Road, Longwood.
5. What is the Beltana Blanc de Blancs? +
The Beltana Blanc de Blancs is Deviation Road's flagship sparkling wine, made by the traditional method from Chardonnay grown at high-altitude sites in the Piccadilly Valley, Adelaide Hills. Named after an historic Australian cattle station, it undergoes extended lees ageing before small-batch disgorgement. Campbell Mattinson of Winefront described it as "one of the best sparkling wines in the country." Previous vintages have won the Best Sparkling Wine award at the Halliday Wine Companion Awards and a Sparkling Wine Trophy at the Royal Adelaide Wine Show.
6. Can I buy Deviation Road wines online in Australia? +
Yes. Deviation Road wines are available online at Just Wines (justwines.com.au), including currentrelease sparkling wines and the premium still wine range. Just Wines delivers Deviation Road wines with fast shipping to all states and territories across Australia.
