The 2002 Shiraz Block 6 (made from 112-year-old vines cropped at a mere 1-2 tons of fruit per acre) is the antithesis of the Hillside cuvee. Backward and nearly impenetrable, its inky/ruby/purple colour is accompanied by high levels of tannin, huge structure, and massive concentration. It requires 3-6 more years to become civilized and accessible. This dense Shiraz saturates the palate with extract and concentration as well as elevated tannin. It is amazing one winery could produce two wines that are so totally opposite. Only consumers with cool cellars and the patience to wait 5-6 years should purchase this blockbuster. 95 points Anticipated maturity: 2010-2022+. This wine is finished with a screw cap. Wine Advocate #155 (Oct 2004) Robert Parker

• Lot #14729099
• Actual Bottles Pictured, Sold individually
• Zero Ullage, Perfect Labels
• Screwcap Closure
• 95 Points RPJ
• Professionally Cellared
• 15% abv