Second wine of Château Angélus
Château Angelus was created by the Boüard de Laforest family, who owned the Château Mazerat. At the place of the plot, wineries could hear the ringing of the Angelus of three nearby churches: Mazerat Chapel, Church of Saint-Martin-de-Mazerat and Saint-Émilion Chapel. The winery has grown from the 20s to 70s, it is now nearly 23.4 ha in one piece. The plots are located on the foothills of the southern coast, the soil is mostly clay and limestone in the upper part is where the Merlot and the sandy bottom where the Cabernet Franc.
Carillon de l’Angélus 2010 has a deep and intense red dress. The nose of this wine, there are aromas of red and black fruits, with hints of spices and flowers. On the palate the wine is structured, fruity, with fine tannins.
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Château Angélus
The Château Angélus was created by the Boüard de Laforest family, who owned the neighboring Château Mazerat. The name of this Bordeaux castle was chosen because, when they were working in the vineyard, people could hear the ringing of the Angelus (the bells announcing the daily prayers) of three nearby churches: the Mazerat Chapel, the Church of Saint-Martin-de-Mazerat and the Saint-Émilion Chapel.
The winery has grown from the 1920's to the 1970's, it is now nearly one single block of 23,4 hectares. The plots are located on the foothills of the southern coast, the soil of this terroir is mostly a blend of clay and limestone in the upper part, where the Merlot grapes are growing, and a large quantity of sand at the bottom, where other grape varieties like the Cabernet Franc are located.
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