Wines labelled at state level, often blending fruit from several Western Australian regions.
History
Western Australia's wine industry began in the Swan Valley in the 1830s, and the south-west regions developed from the 1960s.
Wines of Western Australia
Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Semillon-Sauvignon Blanc and Riesling.
Climate
Varies
Producers in Western Australia
- St Johns Wine (117 wines)
- Evans & Tate (96 wines)
- Ferngrove (79 wines)
- Capel Vale (65 wines)
- Millbrook Winery (63 wines)
- Rockcliffe (59 wines)
- Byron & Harold (53 wines)
- Faber Vineyard (46 wines)
- Fishbone Wines (46 wines)
- MadFish Wines (45 wines)
- Oakover Wines (45 wines)
- Nikola Estate (43 wines)
- Harvey River Estate (41 wines)
- MyattsField Vineyards (40 wines)
- West Cape Howe Wines (40 wines)
- Pinelli Wines (35 wines)
- Hamelin Bay Wines (34 wines)
- Paul Conti Wines (31 wines)
- Marchand & Burch (25 wines)
- Vinaceous Wines (25 wines)
- Battles (24 wines)
- Mandoon Estate (24 wines)
- Gold Turtle (21 wines)
- Risky Business Wines (18 wines)
- Vino Volta (17 wines)
- Nannup Estate (16 wines)
- Three Elms (14 wines)
- Chalari Wines (13 wines)
- Domaines & Vineyards (12 wines)
- Feet First Wines (9 wines)
- Wildflower Wines (6 wines)
- Side Project Wines (2 wines)
- Barton & Barton (1 wine)
- Barwick Estates
- No Fixed Address
- Point Ormond Wines