The second to last vintage made from both blocks of vines on the Seven Springs Vineyard (the owners re-designated the older block as Anden)
Production increased to our full capacity of 6800 cases in 2004
Fichet has tested the limits of transparency
this shows sterling tension and a light dusting of salinity that runs through the core of medium to full-bodied dark fruits
Drink now through 2018
Sanguis, Last Dance, Syrah 2004 Rhone Blanc The second to last vintagedamp stained and torn labels 94 Points Robert M. Parker Jr. From the Westerly, Thompson, and Watch Hill vineyards, my favorite of this quartet camphor, creosote, blackberries, chocolate, and pain grille. It possesses superb richness, tremendous depth, and a savory mouthfeel. 93 Points Jeb Dunnuck The 2004 Sanguis The Last Dance is 100% Syrah that spent 22 months in 80% new oak and shows young, bright aromatics of crushed berries, freshly snipped