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Château Angludet Margauxtext
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Château Angludet Margaux 2011

Margaux, Haut-Médoc, Médoc, Bordeaux, FranceIf you want to know why ten years ageing is a solid starting point for well-made Bordeaux, grab a bottle of Château Angludet. Deeply coloured at five years, it’s a rising amount of petit verdot that is flushing out this delicious drinking Margaux. The nose is a mix of scents including smoky, red fruits, licorice, spice and just a hint of earth. The palate is plumped up by some 13 percent petit verdot giving this plummy, silky, red a rich mouthfeel. The balance is near perfect as it enters a window of seven to ten years of drinkability. A fine effort in a difficult vintage. Château Angludet covers a surface area of 32 hectares, all within the AOC Margaux winegrowing area that is planted with 46 percent cabernet sauvignon, 41 percent merlot and 13 percent petit verdot. With the 2008 vintage, Château d'Angludet changed its name to Château Angludet.Tasted: 13 April 2017Tasted by: Prices:
BC$74.00750mlprivate wine shops
Producer: Château d'AngludetDistributors: Pacific Wine & Spirits Inc.
Blend: Cabernet Sauvignon - Merlot - Petit VerdotCSPC: 28993UPC: 3394150036215