region · VIC · registered 2000
Henty
Henty is a registered Australian wine region inside the Western Victoria zone, with a mild climate and 139 hectares under vine. The Atlas holds 6 producers standing inside its boundary.
Climate
Mild · 19.6°C MJT
Mean January temperature, 2005-2024
Under vine
139 ha
Planted vineyard area
Altitude
0–458 m
Range across the GI
Rainfall
673 mm
Annual; 292 mm in the growing season
Degree days
1,417
Growing degree days, October–April
Average crush
445 t
Tonnes, 2021-2025
Registered
2000
Entered on the Register of Protected GIs
Area
14,690 km²
Total area of the GI
The boundary
Wine Australia’s spatial interpretation of the GI’s legal description. Producer pins are placed by their own coordinates — this map is how each one was assigned.
Crush by vintage
Tonnes crushed, as reported to Wine Australia. A short bar is a small vintage — frost, drought or fire — not a small region.
Producers6
These premises stand inside the Henty boundary. Where a producer sources its fruit, and what appears on its label, is the producer’s to state.
Eat13
Bank St + Co
Port Fairy, VIC
Clock by the Bay
Portland, VIC
Conlan's Wine Store
Port Fairy, VIC
Glenelg Fine Chocolates
Coleraine, VIC
Jane Dough
Warrnambool, VIC
Lana's Garden
Warrnambool, VIC
Mac's Hotel Portland
Portland, VIC
Margaret & Agnes
Portland, VIC
Merrijig Inn
Port Fairy, VIC
Penshurst Store
Penshurst, VIC
Port Fairy Confectionery
Port Fairy, VIC
The Bakehouse
Portland, VIC
The Gordon Hotel
Portland, VIC
Stay3
See9
Flagstaff Hill Maritime Village
Warrnambool, VIC
Hamilton Art Gallery
Hamilton, VIC
Hamilton Gallery
Hamilton, VIC
Heywood Regional Museum
Heywood, VIC
Lighthouse Theatre Warrnambool
Warrnambool, VIC
Port Fairy History Centre
Port Fairy, VIC
Portland Maritime Discovery Centre
Portland, VIC
Warrnambool Art Gallery
Warrnambool, VIC
Warrnambool Botanic Gardens
Warrnambool, VIC
Makers2
Coffee2
Shops3
Outdoors1
Experiences5
Read the legal description of the Henty GI →
Boundary and regional statistics: Geographical Indications of Australia, © Wine Australia, used under CC BY 4.0. The boundary shown is Wine Australia’s spatial interpretation of the GI’s legal textual description; where the two differ, the text prevails. Synced 25 August 2026.