Château Angélus Saint-Émilion Grand Cru

Hommage à Elisabeth Bouchet (750mL) — Current Vintage

Château Angélus Hommage à Elisabeth Bouchet is an extraordinary, ultra-prestige wine created to honor Élisabeth Bouchet, co-owner of Château Angélus and a pivotal figure in the estate’s rise to global acclaim. This rare cuvée represents the pinnacle of Angélus craftsmanship, combining emotional tribute with uncompromising precision and terroir expression.

Produced in extremely limited quantities and released only in select vintages, Hommage à Elisabeth Bouchet is crafted from the estate’s finest parcels in Saint-Émilion. The wine showcases extraordinary concentration, elegance, and longevity—standing among the most collectible Right Bank wines in the world.

⚠️ This listing is for the current vintage. Vintage may vary year to year, and the bottle shipped will reflect the most recent release available from the producer.

Serving Suggestions

• Best enjoyed decanted if young to allow full aromatic expression

• Ideal serving temperature: 60–65°F

• Pairs magnificently with Wagyu beef, lamb, truffle dishes, game, and refined French cuisine

• Built for long-term cellaring, with aging potential measured in decades

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Product Details

• Wine Type: Red Wine

• Producer: Château Angélus

• Appellation: Saint-Émilion Grand Cru

• Cuvée: Hommage à Elisabeth Bouchet

• Bottle Size: 750mL

• Vintage: Current Vintage

• Region: Bordeaux, France

• Grape Varieties: Predominantly Merlot with Cabernet Franc

• Production: Extremely limited

• Classification: Saint-Émilion Grand Cru

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Why Choose Château Angélus Hommage à Elisabeth Bouchet?

• One of the most exclusive wines from Château Angélus

• Tribute cuvée honoring Elisabeth Bouchet

• Produced only in select vintages, in tiny quantities

• Exceptional structure, elegance, and aging potential

• Highly sought after by collectors and investors

Château Angélus Saint-Émilion Grand Cru “Hommage à Elisabeth Bouchet” (750mL) is a monumental Bordeaux—deeply expressive, emotionally significant, and destined for the world’s great cellars.