Discover the Geographe Wine Region, Western Australia

Discover the Geographe Wine Region

Just 2 hours from Perth, and fast emerging as Western Australia’s most exciting new wine region, isn’t it time that you discovered the Geographe Region?

Real People

With a commitment and passion for making great wines

Picturesque Scenery

From the crystal clear waters of the Geographe Bay to the rolling hills of Donnybrook, and the fertile plains of Harvey, diversity abounds.

Real Wines

Receiving prestigious accolades across the globe, with wines made to be enjoyed.

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The thriving town of Harvey, which is situated on the Harvey River, enjoys a unique Italian heritage. This cosmopolitan influence has resulted in a vibrant community...

Posted by admin on Oct 25, 2011

Just 15 minutes from the regional centre, Bunbury, the Ferguson Valley region offers a landscape of rolling hills, streams, pastures, vineyards and forests. It is...

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Set in a backdrop of seasonal displays such as spectacular spring blossoms, splendid displays of wildflowers, lush native forests & extraordinary autumn...

Posted by admin on Oct 25, 2011

Located on the shores of Geographe Bay and ranging from the pristine beaches to the edge of the Darling Scarp it has a blend of rural countryside, rolling hills and wide open spaces.

Meet Western Australian authors and sample all the latest releases from 5th Estate and Barton Jones Wines at the “A GLASS OF WINE & A GOOD BOOK” event hosted at UWA. This is a free event and hosted as a part of the 2013 Perth Writers Festival on Saturday 23 February 2.00 – 6.00pm in the Juliet Tent at UWA Crawley. Download the...

DONNYBROOK FOOD & WINE FEST

DONNYBROOK’S Food and Wine Festival was the place to be on Saturday. Not to be put off by the searing heat, a hundreds of people visited the Donnybrook Amphitheatre to celebrate all things food and wine. Produce on sale included everything from frozen mangoes and duck, through to some terrific locally made wines. Locally made arts and crafts were also...

Angelicus and Willow Bridge Estate feature in Halliday’s Top Value Wines

Two wine from the Geographe region featured in this year’s Top Value Wines under $20, as issued by James Halliday. The 2011 Willow Bridge Estate Dragonfly Geographe Shiraz scored a remarkable 94 points with the following commentry from Mr Halliday: Strong purple-crimson; has exemplary cool-grown shiraz varietal character, with plum, blackberry,...

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