Château Angludet
Château Angludet lies in the heart of the Médoc – and has been in the hands of the Sichel family for generations. No showroom, no large corporation: here, wine grows the way it should.
Benjamin Peter Sichel and his daughter Daisy Helena run the estate with a clear goal: to leave the land better than they found it. This is evident in every glass. Angludet's wines are not polished, glossy creations – they tell an honest story of the vintage, the land, the moment.
Anyone who has ever drunk an Angludet understands why Benjamin sometimes gets goosebumps when he tastes his own wines.
Château Angludet –
Médoc with character, for generations
Château Angludet lies in the heart of the Médoc , not far from Margaux, and has been in the hands of the Sichel family for decades. It's not a corporate operation, not a showroom winery: Benjamin Peter Sichel and his daughter Daisy Helena run the estate with the ambition of leaving it better than when they found it. This isn't a marketing promise, but a lived reality – in the vineyard as well as in the cellar.
Angludet's wines are not polished, glossy creations. They tell the story of the vintage, the land, the moment of harvest. Anyone familiar with Bordeaux knows: this is rarer than it sounds. Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot grow here on soils that give the wine structure and depth – without the winemaking process masking these characteristics.
Angludet is one of those wines that you don't buy because of the label, but because of what's in the glass: a Bordeaux that remains honest.



