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John Duval Entity Shiraz 2005


Syrah/Shiraz

from Barossa Valley, Australia

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James Halliday 95 point ratingJames Halliday 95 point rating
Wine Spectator 94 point ratingWine Spectator 94 point rating
The Wine Advocate 93 point ratingThe Wine Advocate 93 point rating
International Wine Cellar 93 point ratingInternational Wine Cellar 93 point rating
Wine Enthusiast 92 point ratingWine Enthusiast 92 point rating
ratings pedigree (past vintages):
2007
James Halliday 2007 Entity Shiraz 94 point ratingJames Halliday 2007 Entity Shiraz 94 point rating
International Wine Cellar 2007 Entity Shiraz 93 point ratingInternational Wine Cellar 2007 Entity Shiraz 93 point rating
Wine Spectator 2007 Entity Shiraz 92 point ratingWine Spectator 2007 Entity Shiraz 92 point rating
2006
James Halliday 2006 Entity Shiraz 96 point ratingJames Halliday 2006 Entity Shiraz 96 point rating
The Wine Advocate 2006 Entity Shiraz 94 point ratingThe Wine Advocate 2006 Entity Shiraz 94 point rating
International Wine Cellar 2006 Entity Shiraz 93 point ratingInternational Wine Cellar 2006 Entity Shiraz 93 point rating
2004
The Wine Advocate 2004 Entity Shiraz 95 point ratingThe Wine Advocate 2004 Entity Shiraz 95 point rating
James Halliday 2004 Entity Shiraz 95 point ratingJames Halliday 2004 Entity Shiraz 95 point rating
International Wine Cellar 2004 Entity Shiraz 93 point ratingInternational Wine Cellar 2004 Entity Shiraz 93 point rating
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Number 24 on Wine Spectator's Top 100 of 2007!

The 2005 vintage of Entity is an intricately structured wine comprised of rich and vibrant Shiraz fruit. A true reflection of Barossa's soil and climate, Entity displays deep color and distinctive structure. Intense and elegant, Entity expresses aromas of ripe blackberry, blueberry and a hint of spice.

Traditional winemaking practices and eighteen months in French oak barriques will ensure the age worthiness of this second release. Enjoy the 2005 vintage now or cellar it for 10 years to garner additional complexity.

"A beautiful evocation of plum and blackberry balanced against a veil of creamy oak - but only a veil. It's the fruit that distinguishes the long, expressive finish. Shiraz. Best from 2009 through 2017."
Wine Spectator
94 Points

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  Just Average. . . - 4/10/2008
I would not buy this wine again
Unfortunately, this wine didn't do much for me. Definitely palatable but nothing special either. There is plenty of Shiraz out there in this price range that will knock your socks off. For me, this just wasn't one of them.

 
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