The 2016 D'Angludet has a rather conservative bouquet that needed some encouragement from the glass. But it eventually reveals attractive blackberry, briary and subtle pressed flower aromas. The palate is medium-bodied with good body and fine density with this Margaux property's consistent sense of approachability. It sounds banal, but there is something instantly likeable about this D'Angludet. It is not an extravagant Margaux, however there is enchanting purity and harmony. It's just the charm that I am sure will be intact by the time of bottling. Drink with pleasure 8-10 years.
- Wine Advocate #230, April 2017

Deep cherry red. Ripe, lifted black fruit. Sweet like damson and generous in fruit sweetness, balanced by rounded and definite tannins. Dry, textured finish. Wholesome and harmonious. (JH)

Tasted blind. Horsey nose spoils what was probably rather nice fruit. (JR)