The Register
Wine Regions
A Geographical Indication is the legal name a wine may carry. Australia has 28 zones, 64 regions and 14 sub-regions on the Register kept by Wine Australia — and every producer on the Atlas is placed inside one by its own coordinates.
64 regions · 1,377 producers placed
Zone · 28 of them
Cover the whole country. Gippsland and the Big Rivers label their wine at this level.
Region · 64 of them
The names on most labels — Coonawarra, Rutherglen, Margaret River.
Sub-region · 14 of them
The finest grain the Register recognises: Pokolbin, High Eden, Great Western.
South Australia
18 regions · 293 producersVictoria
20 regions · 369 producersNew South Wales
14 regions · 278 producersWestern Australia
9 regions · 236 producersTasmania
1 region · 169 producersQueensland
2 regions · 32 producersBoundaries and regional statistics: Geographical Indications of Australia, © Wine Australia, used under CC BY 4.0. The spatial boundary is Wine Australia’s interpretation of each GI’s legal textual description; where the two differ, the text prevails.