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Château Angludet Margauxtext
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Château Angludet Margaux 2011

Margaux, Haut-Médoc, Médoc, Bordeaux, FranceOwned by the Sichel family since 1961, Angludet is situated in the highly sought after real estate of Margaux, and neighbouring many Cru Classé properties. When the Sichel family purchased the property in 1961, they worked to unite and restore the estate to the standards of its contemporaries. Worn leather, fading smoke, dusty gravels pervade this blend of 55 percent cabernet sauvignon, 35 percent merlot, 10 percent petit verdot. Quite structural, strict bones frame the medium bodied, voluminous red. Alluring anise, red current, red plum, smoked raspberry and cherry, all savoury tinged and tainted with smoke throughout. Acidity is so well integrated that it's unnoticeable, save for carrying that medicinal-ringed finish which lingers on. Cement vinification for up to one month is followed by one year in barrel, before fining and light filtration. Drinking very well now, and will only appreciate with another five years in the cellar.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