The 2020 Château Angélus is an exceptionally highly-rated wine, generally scoring in the high 90s, with critics like Wine Enthusiast and Wine Independent giving it 99 and 100 points respectively, praised for its purity, balance, focus, and stunning structure, blending dark fruits with floral notes and refined tannins, making it a top wine of the vintage. 

Key Critic Scores:

Wine Independent: 100 points

Wine Enthusiast: 99 points

Wine Advocate: 98-100 points

James Suckling: 98-99 points

Antonio Galloni (Vinous): 96-98 points

Jeb Dunnuck: 98 points

Jane Anson: 97 points 

Tasting Notes & Characteristics:

Blend: 60% Merlot, 40% Cabernet Franc.

Aromas: Rich black fruits (plums, cherries), violets, chocolate, graphite, and floral notes.

Palate: Beautiful balance, energy, plush texture, vibrant red and black fruits, with a long, fragrant finish.

Style: Described as more linear, focused, and pure than recent vintages, with impressive freshness and refined tannins, rather than being overly flashy. 

Overall Reception:

The 2020 Angélus is considered a magnificent expression of Saint-Émilion, regarded as one of the best wines from the estate and the vintage, noted for its depth, elegance, and superb aging potential.