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91
Scores are assigned on a 100-point scale and reflect a wine's overall quality, but don't consider price.
80 to 84 good
85 to 89 very good
90 to 94 excellent
95 to 100 outstanding
Tiny Langhorne is near the coast where the Murray River empties into the Southern Ocean. Its soaring cabernets have long been the
backbone of Wolf Blass’ most successful reds.
Very stylish, pure, balanced and tasty bottling with intense mint, rosemary, lavender, cassis, blackberry and wood spice. Very good length.
Drink now to 2015.
- Price:
- $33.25
- Type:
- Red
- Varietal:
- Cabernet Sauvignon
- Vintage:
- 2004
- Region:
- Langhorne Creek
- Cellar keeper
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