Pemberton
COASTAL COOL
Tucked into Australia’s west coast, the Pemberton wine region is a peaceful pocket of forests and misty valleys. It’s also one of our most exciting young wine regions.
Pemberton is a hidden gem among Western Australia’s world-class wine regions. Pack a picnic of regional produce and take in the vivid green landscape, explore wetlands and waterfalls, or walk among the canopies of the towering karri trees.
The region’s cool grape-growing conditions produce excellent wines, which are winning a growing list of awards and fans.
Read more about Pemberton.
34° 48’S
latitude
116° 02’E
longitude
466HA
total vineyard area
Climate and Altitude
Pemberton has a temperate climate that’s cooler than some of the surrounding regions, thanks in part to its altitude. High annual rainfall keeps things lush.
276MM
growing season rainfall
20.3C
mean temperature
6-317M
altitude
The Environment
Pemberton is on the coast of Western Australia, less than four hours from Perth. It’s surrounded by national parks and thick with forests.
Climate
The weather here is on the cooler side compared to some surrounding areas. Summer is warm and quite dry, while winter is cool and wet.
Soil
The region’s soils include vivid red loams and gravelly soils.
Top Varieties Grown
CHARDONNAY
This is the most widely planted variety, at its best producing rich, full-flavoured wines.
MERLOT
The region is ideal for growing quality Merlot grapes. These wines are impressive either as single-varietals or blended with Cabernet Sauvignon.
PINOT NOIR
Pinot Noir has been planted widely and is used to make single-varietal wines as well as vibrant sparkling wines.
