Chateau d'Angludet

Margaux

Cru Bourgeois Supérieur

last update : Sunday 27 November 2011

Château Angludet's 32 hectares of vines are located on a Garonne gravel plateau in the Margaux appellation overlooking the Gironde estuary.

The subsoil - quite meager, as at many Margaux estates - makes for fine, elegant wine. The vines are an average 25 years old with 6,666 vines per hectare.

In the Bottle

Angludet is easy to drink and fairly reasonably priced, but its quality could clearly be better, especially in certain great vintages (i.e. 2000 and 2005) that have turned out to be rather disappointing in comparison to other wines of the Margaux area.

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WINE PRODUCED BY THE ESTATE

Chateau d'Angludet - Le Moulin d'Angludet (second wine) - Clairet d'Angludet

COMPARISON WITH AOC - MARGAUX

Vintage	Absolute score	Relative score to the Appellation	Standard deviation

2009	90.6	98.7	1.91
2008	88.9	99.6	2.23
2007	86.0	97.3	1.55
2006	87.5	98.0	3.18
2005	84.8	97.0	4.57
2004	83.5	97.2	4.35
2003	86.4	101.1	2.78
2002	83.9	98.8	5.43
2001	82.0	97.8	5.19
2000	82.9	97.1	5.43
1999	83.2	97.9	4.36
1998	85.8	100.1	3.23
1997	83.5	99.7	1.84