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John Duval Entity Barossa Valley Shiraz 2006 (6 bottle limit) This is a taut, fine-boned, elegant expression of Barossa shiraz - though the flavour profile is right up the alley of all Barossa red lovers. It tastes of coal, blackberry jam, cedarwood and smoky barrel ferment flavours, a touch of bright red fruit flavour just peeking through on the finish. A solid, well-crafted wine. Drink: 2008-2013. 92 points. Campbell Mattinson, The Winefront My aim with Entity is to produce a wine true to the Barossa Valley, variety, and vintage. 2005 was a very good follow on from the much heralded 2004 vintage. Good lead up rains and ideal ripening during vintage resulted in good flavour development, producing wines with fruit intensity, and fine tannin structure. The more subtle French oak was chosen to compliment the ripe blackberry, blueberry fruit. Traditional, low intervention winemaking techniques were employed with Entity, allowing the wine to be approachable in it’s youth, but with ample structure and fruit depth to allow great potential for improvement in the bottle under good cellaring conditions, for at least 10 years. John Duval You can see ex-Grange man John Duval leaning more comfortably against his traces. The wine's stunning: blackberries and cream bouquet; unreal texture and weight; marvellous balance and finesse; elegant yet forceful and authoritative. Its old vine Barossa at its best! -Adelaide Advertiser, It delivers a nearly ethereal perfume of smoky oak, spice box, pencil lead, meat, game, violets, and blueberry muffin. Superb balance, great depth, layers of flavor, It will surely evolve but few will be able to delay their gratification -eRobertparker.com