Top 10 Red Wine Brands of Australia

It is the never-ending efforts of Aussie winemakers and some popular wineries that
have set benchmarks of Australian wine around the globe. Have a look at the top 10
red wine brands of Australia who have shown a consistent growth in this category of
wines. In no particular order, these are the ones that have not just produced exotic
reds but have also released some of the best red wines at affordable prices.

Yalumba
Listed in Australia’s First Families of Wine (AFFW), Yalumba was established in 1849.
The winery is best known for its Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon Shiraz and Octavius Old
Vine Barossa Shiraz.

Lindemans
Owned by Treasury Wine Estates, Lindeman's was established in 1843 and is known
for its red wines from Bins series showing a great value for money. Winery’s luxury
tier Coonawarra Trio also enjoys success.

Penfolds

One of Australia's oldest wineries and currently a part of Treasury Wine Estates,
Penfolds is known for its Grange wine. Made predominantly from Shiraz, this wine has
won more than 50 gold medals for its 1955 vintage.

Rosemount Estate

Settled in Hunter region, Rosemount Estate earned a reputation of the second best
selling Australian wine brand in the US in 21st century starting. Its Flagships Collection
comprising of Balmoral, GSM and Single Vineyard Series represent the best of
McLaren Vale.

Hardy’s

Named as world's second strongest wine brand in 2008 and currently owned by
Accolade wines, Hardy’s is currently led by 5th generation of Hardy family. Hardy’s
Reserve Bin series reds have received notable attention for its out-of-the-world taste.

McWilliam's Wines

In wine industry since 1877, McWilliam’s Wines is one of AFFW. McWilliam’s Single
Vineyard Hilltops Cabernet Sauvignon and 1877 Shiraz are two of the highly pointed
and most awarded reds from this winery. The winery has a long list of red wines that
have won many hearts.

Tahbilk

Established in 1860, Tahbilk winery claims to be the oldest family-owned winery in
Victoria. Though the winery is best known for its Marsanne, but its reds have also
won numerous awards at international wine shows.

Tyrrell's

This 5-star rated winery has a long list of widely recognised and awarded labels. Its
iconic Winemaker’s Selection range along with Beyond Broke Road and Old Winery
ranges have always been in limelight.

Taylor's Wines

Since its inception in 1969, Taylor’s Wines has promised the best of Clare Valley reds.
It’s Estate Range is one of the classics from this region.

Yellow Tail
Casella’s Yellow Tail wine brand was launched with a unique approach of introducing
wines in overseas market first and hitting the domestic shelves later. The strategy
worked for this brand and it become Australia’s largest wine exporter in just 10 years
of its inception.

Check out wines from these Top 10 red wine brands from Australia and let us know
which wine you liked the most.