Château Angludet 2010 offers a taste of Margaux heritage, a Bordeaux estate with deep roots dating back to the twelfth century. The vintage itself – 2010 – is renowned as one of the great of all time – which elevates an already exceptional wine.
Matured to perfection, this is at its peak.
Located on the iconic Garonne gravel plateau, this 32-hectare vineyard is a powerhouse of classic Médoc terroir, renowned for producing wines of exceptional elegance, finesse, and aging potential.
Since 1961, it has been lovingly maintained by the Sichel family, with Benjamin Sichel at the helm, ensuring quality through sustainable vineyard practices and a strict focus on low yields to amplify the vineyard’s unique expression.
Tasting Note: A wine of distinction as evident from the first inhalation and confirmed by its deep ruby tints. An astonishing mixture of power, complexity and elegance! Floral notes then emerge, accompanied by raspberry and cassis, and a hint of minerality supplied by its excellent terroir. On the palate, the attack is unwaveringly soft, smooth and focused. The power of this wine gradually invades the palate, but never aggressively. A densely woven structure of fine tannins makes this an opulent, soft and generous wine, yet always focused, and with fine length. One of the Château’s greatest vintages without a doubt!
Origin: Margaux, France
Alcohol: 13.5%
Blend: Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Petit Verdot
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