There is a wine region in almost every Australian state!

WINE REGIONS

New South Wales

• Hastings River
• Hunter
• Mudgee
• Orange
• Cowra
• Southern Highlands
• Shoalhaven Coast
• Hilltops
• Riverina
• Perricoota
• Gundagai
• Tumbarumba
• Canberra District
• New England Australia

Queensland

• South Burnett
• Granite Belt

South Australia

• Clare Valley
• Southern Flinders Ranges
• Barossa Valley
• Eden Valley
• Riverland
• Adelaide Plains
• Adelaide Hills
• McLaren Vale
• Kangaroo Island
• Southern Fleurieu
• Currency Creek
• Langhorne Creek
• Padthaway
• Mount Benson
• Wrattonbully
• Coonawarra
• Robe

Victoria

• Murray Darling
• Swan Hill
• Rutherglen
• Beechworth
• Alpine Valleys
• King Valley
• Glenrowan
• Upper Goulburn
• Ballarat
• Strathbogie Ranges
• Goulburn Valley
• Heathcote
• Bendigo
• Macedon Ranges
• Sunbury
• Pyrenees
• Grampians
• Henty
• Yarra Valley
• Gippsland
• Mornington Peninsula
• Geelong

Western Australia

• Swan District
• Perth Hills
• Peel
• Geographe
• Margaret River
• Blackwood Valley
• Pemberton
• Great Southern
• Manjimup

Another very good source for detailed information on Australia's wine regions is the Australian Wine and Brandy Corporation web site run by the Australian Government.  A typical overview of an area includes pictures, map, climate, soil, wines and its Wineries, Cellar Doors & Vineyards.