Aged in 300 liter hogsheads, the 2004 Shiraz Cabernet Sauvignon is slightly more monolithic than its siblings, but it possesses a deep ruby/ purple color as well as a chunky, fleshy, muscular, tasty style. It should be drunk over the next 3- 4 years.

No shots of the Bleasdale Langhorne Crossing Red 2004, which is the vintage we're on, but I don't think the vintage is on this bottle in any event. It received 89 ptsl from Parker, and the info is in the attachment with the Bremerview Shiraz.