La Réserve d'Angludet
AOC Margaux Red
Technical sheets
- 2010
VINTAGE 2010
TASTING NOTES
The result of a legendary year, this wine is the expression of its exceptional terroir – elegant and charming! Deeply coloured, still deep purple at rim, with a richly layered bouquet that marries jammy fruit – blackcurrant and blackberry –with the toasty, vanilla notes of the barrel. The dense, warming palate is refined throughout, with an elegant tannic structure resulting from its distinguished terroir, as well as from a perfectly controlled winemaking process.
AGEING
Ready for drinking from 2014; a great match for a fine cut of grilled meat or a well-garnished cheese board, but whatever the case over any informal meal.
- 2011
VINTAGE 2011
TASTING NOTES
This cuvee stands out thanks to the richness and elegance usually found in first-label Margaux. A sombre garnet hue with deep purple tints, it delivers a rich bouquet of black berried fruits enveloped with earthy notes and the minerality typical of this growth. The same harmony is echoed on the succulent palate, which is structured by fine, characteristic tannins and enlivened by a fresh, spicy finish.
AGEING
Ready for drinking from 2014; a great match for a fine cut of grilled meat or a well-garnished cheese board, but whatever the case over any informal meal.
MEDALS & AWARDS
Mention - Guide Hachette des Vins 2015
- 2012
VINTAGE 2012
TASTING NOTES
A still youthful bouquet that opens gradually to offer up a rich palate of wild fruit, violets, blackberry, blackcurrant and plum. Beautifully well-bred palate, with smooth extract adding elegant plumpness to the moderate tannins and a hint of toastiness. Drunk in its youth, it will offer all the finesse and charm typical of this exceptional terroir.
AGEING
Drinking from 2015; a great match for a fine cut of grilled meat or a well-garnished cheese board, but whatever the case over any informal meal.
- 2014
VINTAGE 2014
TASTING NOTES
Réserve d’Angludet 2014 is a fine example of the vintage. The balance of the three grape varieties and the delicate hint of oak from its ageing in the barrel combine perfectly to make this a very accessible wine despite its youth. The red fruit aromas mixed with slightly earthy notes envelop the wine like a velvet glove. A typical, elegant Margaux, it still displays a somewhat tannic structure – a guarantee of excellent cellaring potential.
AGEING
Drinking from 2016; a great match for a fine cut of grilled meat or a well-garnished cheese board, but whatever the case over any informal meal.