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A rack that covers a Tuesday roast, a long lunch and a warm afternoon on the deck does not have to cost a fortune. The Taylors Estate Label range runs to 13 wines across reds, whites and rose, every one of them $24 a bottle, or $20 if you are a member. Order the lot online and you have a season sorted in a single checkout.
We have pulled six of the most useful bottles in the range, spread across styles so you are not stuck pouring the same thing every night. If you want a sense of how we drink, our Feel-Good Friday wine picks and the crew’s latest staff favourites are a decent read alongside this guide.
Below are the whites, reds and rose worth stocking, plus the prices and vintages so you can build a rack that suits your table. Everything here is in the Estate Label collection.
At a Glance
- Warm afternoons and easy pours: Sauvignon Blanc
- A white with a bit more heft: Chardonnay
- The signature red on your rack: Shiraz
- Structured red for a proper dinner: Cabernet Sauvignon
- A lighter red for midweek: Pinot Noir
- The all-rounder for warm days: Rose
1. Estate Label Sauvignon Blanc 2025
The Estate Label Sauvignon Blanc 2025 is the bottle you reach for when the sun is out and lunch is casual. It is the freshest white in the six we have picked, an easy first pour that does not ask much of you or your guests.
At $24, or $20 for members, it is cheap enough to keep two in the fridge so you are never short when someone drops by.
- Price: $24
- Members price: $20
- Vintage: 2025
- Variety: Sauvignon Blanc
2. Estate Label Chardonnay 2024
When a crisp white feels too light for the meal, the Estate Label Chardonnay 2024 steps up. It is the fuller of the two whites in this guide, the one that holds its own against a roast chicken or a Sunday lunch that runs long.
Like the rest of the range it is $24 a bottle, and $20 if you are a member, so it earns a permanent spot on the rack rather than a special-occasion outing.
- Price: $24
- Members price: $20
- Vintage: 2024
- Variety: Chardonnay
3. Estate Label Shiraz 2024
No Australian rack is complete without a Shiraz, and the Estate Label Shiraz 2024 is the one to anchor yours. It is the bold red of the range, built for a steak night or a cold evening when you want something with weight in the glass.
Keep a couple on the shelf. At $24, or $20 for members, this is the red you will keep reaching for.
- Price: $24
- Members price: $20
- Vintage: 2024
- Variety: Shiraz
4. Estate Label Cabernet Sauvignon 2024
The Estate Label Cabernet Sauvignon 2024 is the red you open when dinner is the main event. It sits alongside the Shiraz as the structured choice in the range, a natural match for red meat and a table that has settled in for the night.
It is $24 a bottle, and $20 for members, which makes it an easy one to buy by the case for the months when you are cooking properly.
- Price: $24
- Members price: $20
- Vintage: 2024
- Variety: Cabernet Sauvignon
5. Estate Label Pinot Noir 2024
If the Shiraz and Cabernet feel like too much for a Tuesday, the Estate Label Pinot Noir 2024 is the answer. It is the lighter red in this pick, the one that works without a big meal behind it and suits a mixed crowd who cannot agree on red or white.
At $24, or $20 for members, it is the versatile red that keeps the rack from being all heavy hitters.
- Price: $24
- Members price: $20
- Vintage: 2024
- Variety: Pinot Noir
6. Estate Label Rose 2026
Every rack needs a rose, and the Estate Label Rose 2026 is the crowd-pleaser that bridges the gap between the whites and the reds. It is the bottle for a warm afternoon, a long lunch or the moment nobody can decide what to open. Add the Estate Label Rose to the mix and you have every mood covered.
Like the rest of the six it is $24, and $20 for members, so there is no reason to leave it off the order.
- Price: $24
- Members price: $20
- Vintage: 2026
- Variety: Rose
How to Choose Your Taylors Estate Label Wines
Start with how you drink. If most of your pours are midweek and easy, lean on the lighter end of the reds and the crisp whites in the Taylors Estate Label range. If you host, keep a bolder red and a rose on hand so you can read the room.
Price makes the maths simple. Every bottle in the range is $24, and members pay $20, so mixing a case across styles costs the same as buying six of one. Build a spread across the Estate Label collection and you will never be caught pouring the wrong thing.
Taylors Estate Label Wines FAQs
Each wine in the Estate Label range is $24 a bottle. Members pay $20 a bottle.
The range runs to 13 wines, spanning reds, whites and rose. You can order them online.
The reds include Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot Noir, Merlot, Tempranillo and Grenache.
The whites include Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Riesling and Pinot Gris. There is also an Estate Label Rose.
Yes. Estate Label wines are $24 a bottle, and members pay $20 a bottle.
Yes. The full Estate Label range can be ordered online through Taylors Wines.
Six bottles, three styles and one price of $24 a bottle, or $20 for members, is about as simple as building a good rack gets. Order the whites, reds and rose you want from the Taylors Estate Label range in a single checkout and your season is sorted.
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