1990 Angludet
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D'Angludet's 1990 rivals their 1989. More noticeably tannic than the 1989, without that vintage's sweet fruit and opulence, the 1990 is, nevertheless, a fine wine. It exhibits deep color, rich, herbaceous fruit, medium body, and plenty of substance in its finish. It should be at its best between 1995-2005.
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D'Angludet's 1990 rivals their 1989. More noticeably tannic than the 1989, without that vintage's sweet fruit and opulence, the 1990 is, nevertheless, a fine wine. It exhibits deep color, rich, herbaceous fruit, medium body, and plenty of substance in its finish. It should be at its best between 1995-2005. Wine Advocate.February, 1993
Moderately saturated medium color. Awkward nose combines a floral Margaux quality and faintly rustic stewed fruit and prune aromas. Ripe, sweet fruit is atypically forward for this wine, though the acidity is adequate, finishes with modest tannins.
About the producer
The Sichel family purchased this Margaux estate in 1961, embarking on significant renovations. Wine quality was transformed and today the property still strives to craft ever-greater wines.