Château Angelus 2001 is a quintissential right bank style from a classic and traditional tasting Bordeaux vintage.

Château Angelus (formerly L'Angelus) is one of the most prestigious producers in the entire Saint-Émilion district – a name synonymous with crafting voluptuous wines.

As a testament to its quality, the 1996 vintage saw its elevation from Grand Cru to Premier Grand Cru status (in the 1955 Saint-Émilion classification: a rare and highly commendable honour only bestowed upon a handful of estates that have made considerable progress since the classification's inception.

"...plush, luscious dark red fruits such as crushed strawberry, redcurrant and a touch of cranberry, creamy new oak. Not overbearing, this is a lovely, almost ravishing bouquet. The palate is full-bodied with a creamy, quite oaky entry, slightly lower acidity than its peers and showing less secondary characteristics. Rounded and creamy towards the plum and cranberry finish, smooth and harmonious, this is what you might describe as a “sexy Saint Emilion." erobertParker.com