Chateau Angelus Collection

What Defines Château Angélus? Located in a natural amphitheater on the south-facing slopes of Saint-Émilion, the estate benefits from optimal sun exposure and a soil composition of clay and limestone over sandstone. The Cabernet Franc Signature: Unlike many Saint-Émilion estates dominated almost entirely by Merlot, Angélus typically incorporates up to 47% Cabernet Franc in its grand vin. This imparts signature aromatic complexity—menthol, dried herbs, dark chocolate, and graphite—along with silkier tannins and vibrant acidity. Precision Winemaking: Under the stewardship of the de Boüard de Laforest family, the estate utilizes micro-vinification, optical sorting, and customized oak aging (100% new French oak for the grand vin) to ensure exceptional structure and texture. Aging Potential: A bottle of Château Angélus grand vin is built for long-term cellaring, routinely reaching its peak between 15 and 30+ years after harvest. Notable Bottlings in the Collection Château Angélus (Grand Vin): The estate’s flagship release. Full-bodied, opulent, and intensely aromatic, offering layers of black fruit, licorice, espresso, and crushed stone minerality. Carillon d'Angélus: The estate’s second wine, created in 1987. Produced with the same rigor as the grand vin, Carillon offers an accessible, fruit-forward style that drinks beautifully at a younger age. Tempo d'Angélus: A modern addition crafted under the Castillon Côtes de Bordeaux appellation, designed to showcase the house style in an approachable, early-drinking format. Key Vintages for Collectors When looking to invest or build a cellar, top-performing historical vintages for Château Angélus include 2005, 2009, 2010, 2015, 2016, and 2020—each celebrated by critics for exceptional depth, balance, and scoring potential. Explore our curated selection of authentic Château Angélus vintages below, sourced with verified provenance for serious collectors and Bordeaux enthusiasts.