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Château Angludet estate buildings and surrounding vines

Château Angludet

Château Angludet is a distinguished Cru Bourgeois estate in the heart of Margaux, producing wines that consistently rival classified growths in quality. Situated at the junction of the Cantenac, Arsac, and Labarde communes, the estate has become a benchmark on the Left Bank—largely thanks to the late Peter Sichel, who revived it from 1961 onward.

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2021 Château Angludet, Margaux, Bordeaux
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£31.00
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2019 Berry Bros. & Rudd Margaux by Château Angludet, Bordeaux
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Learn more about Château Angludet

Revival and reputation

When Peter Sichel acquired Angludet in 1961, the vineyards and winery were in poor condition. Through decades of dedicated restoration and investment, he rebuilt the estate's reputation, turning it into one of Margaux’s most respected and reliable names. Today, Château Angludet is known for crafting elegant, structured wines that capture the finesse and longevity expected of great Margaux.

 

Vineyards and winemaking

The estate encompasses 32 hectares of vines planted with: Cabernet Sauvignon (58%) Merlot (35%) Cabernet Franc (5%) Petit Verdot (2%). Fermentation occurs in temperature-controlled stainless steel tanks, allowing for precision and purity. The wine is then aged in oak barriques (25–33% new) for 12 months before being bottled unfiltered—preserving depth and character in every vintage.