Angludet 2000

Angludet 2000

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Angludet 2000
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75 cl

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£60.00
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Château d`Angludet is a Cru Bourgeois property located in Margaux now regularly producing wines of grand cru classé quality. From the superb 2000 vintage this is a classically styled Cabernet-driven Left Bank Bordeaux now perfect for drinking. It svelte and smooth, with delicious waves of cassis, black cherry, cedar, tobacco and stoney minerality.
89 Vinous
The 2000 d'Angludet is a vintage that I have not tasted for many years. It is mature on the nose with dusky black fruit, loam, rusty piping and brown spice aromas. It has evolved more than I expected. That said, I find the palate is well balanced and displays a bit of rigidity, even after 21 years. Firm, conservative and a bit "serious" for its own good (not unlike many 2000s), I might be inclined to see whether another couple of years will loosen up this Margaux. Tasted at the château.Neal Martin25th March 2025

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Home to the Sichel wine merchant family since 1961, Château Angludet is one of the oldest properties in the Médoc, with a history dating back to the 12th century. Although officially a Cru Bourgeois property, Angludet has made great strides in recent years and nowadays makes wines which are considered to be of Grand Cru Classé quality.

Angludet owns a single 32-hectare vineyard overlooking the Gironde estuary in Margaux, where the gravelly, sandy soils produce wines with particular finesse and elegance. Cabernet Sauvignon is the main grape variety planted, representing 46% of plantings. Merlot (41%) and Petit Verdot (13%) make up the remainder.

Since 1989 the property has been run by Benjamin Sichel, one of whose most important innovations has been the introduction of biodynamic viticulture (the estate has been certified biodynamic since 2022). Combined with Benjamin’s great skill as a winemaker, this has greatly contributed to the vitality and balance of the estate’s wines, which are consistently among Margaux’s finest.

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