The Harvey Region in Western Australia is known for its wineries, with the Harvey River Bridge Estate standing out for its wines that showcase the unique climate and soil of the region. Situated in the Geographe Wine Region, the climate here is akin to the Mediterranean, characterized by warm summers and mild winters influenced by the nearby Indian Ocean.
The Geographe Wine Region excels in producing Chenin Blanc and a range of alternative red varieties like Tempranillo, Barbera, and Zinfandel. Additionally, the region boasts rare Australian varieties such as Bastardo, Monduese, Pignoletto, Planta Fina, Pinotage, and Verdejo. Due to its climate and geographical features, the region is ideal for crafting bold, full-bodied, and fruit-forward wines that captivate wine enthusiasts.