Small wine subregion in Western Australia that occupies a coastal area of the Great Southern.

The Albany wine region is situated in some of Western Australia's most picturesque and undeveloped countryside. The region stretches from the Frankland River through Mount Barker, east to Denmark, and west to the Porongurups, covering almost 1,000 square kilometers.The Albany wine region is situated in some of Western Australia's most picturesque and undeveloped countryside. The region stretches from the Frankland River through Mount Barker, east to Denmark, and west to the Porongurups, covering almost 1,000 square kilometers.

Albany's cooler climate makes it a great place to make pinot noir, chardonnay, and riesling. A wine tour can be a good way to make sure you don't miss any of the 26 cellar doors scattered throughout the countryside of the region. On the Go Taste Trail, you can also rent a bike or bring your own to ride around them.