Château Angélus 2016

Tasting Notes

The Story Behind This Wine

The 2016 vintage of Château Angélus captures the essence of a warm, sun-drenched growing season in Saint-Émilion, perfectly balanced by the cooling influence of the estate's clay-limestone slopes. A harmonious blend dominated by Merlot and Cabernet Franc, the grapes achieved ideal phenolic ripeness, yielding an extraordinary depth of fruit and refined silky tannins. Crafted with meticulous parcel management and aged in fine French oak, the 2016 iteration stands out for its seductive mouthfeel and aromatic intensity, making it a favorite among international connoisseurs. On secondary trading platforms, Angélus commands high liquidity and robust value retention, reflecting its elite market standing. Integrating Château Angélus 2016 into a collection secures a crown jewel of the Right Bank, offering both immediate sensory opulence and a multi-decade appreciation horizon.

Historical Background

Named after the historic bell tower where church bells from three surrounding churches could be heard simultaneously, the de Boüard de Laforest family has guided this estate to global iconic status.