Historical listing only. Names on this page come from older tourism directories for Mount Barker and the Porongurup. Current operators, hours, and cellar-door details are unverified — confirm with official sources before you travel.
Alkoomi is one of the winery names the early mountbarkertourismwa.com.au site kept as a standalone page. This rebuild keeps the clean slug because the name is part of the district’s documented wine history. It does not keep the old copy, the old phone number, or any claim about what you will find at a gate today.
Great Southern wine writing places modern regional viticulture in a story that begins with 1960s trial plantings near Mount Barker and later expands across five sub-regions. Frankland River is the sub-region regional texts most often associate with richer reds. Visitors using Mount Barker as a bed have long treated Frankland names as a possible day trip, which is why an “Alkoomi” file sat on a Mount Barker domain at all.
If you are trying to visit a producer that still trades under this name, use a current official or producer page and confirm hours. If you cannot confirm, do not drive a long gravel loop on the strength of a heritage URL.
For how the GIs fit together, read the wineries hub. For Frankland as a landscape idea, see frankland.