This Naked classic is such an all-time favourite that since 2011, not a single vintage has rated below 93%. Every year, Angels come in their droves to snap up their batch of the Villebois’ flagship Sauvignon Blanc, so fill your boots before it all disappears in a puff of smoke.

It's a top-class French Sauvignon from the Loire Valley. Yet it's cheaper than most of its New World counterparts, and that's thanks to you and thousands of other Angels who took a chance on Joost when things got tough early in his winemaking career. This is his way of re-paying the favour. 

The beauty of this wine lies in its explosive fruit. All gooseberries and crisp green apples, that are offset by a fabulous minerality, making it the perfect pairing for a super-sized seafood platter.

After Ben’s Chablis vineyards were devastated by frosts for the second time in 4 years, he was left thinking ‘here we go again’.

The first time this happened, in 2017, Ben got in touch with a mate of his making top-class, artisan wines in the southern French appellation of Comte Tolosan. He cut Ben a special deal on a parcel of this elegant and refreshing white, to help make up the shortfall in Ben’s winery. Angels backed it to the hilt, promptly fell in love, and have been asking for more ever since.

This delicious blend of Colombard and Ugni Blanc has all the qualities of a high-end Chablis... even if it's not. Its enticing aromas of lime and lychee are mixed with a subtle hint of white pepper. And it’s juicy and rich in the mouth, with a crunchy, refreshing finish like biting into a ripe red apple.

Whenever we’ve asked Angels if they’d like more lower-alcohol options in the past, lots said "yes, but only if it’s good, not just because it’s low alcohol". So we knew, when we did finally pull the trigger on a lower-alcohol wine, it had to be just as good as any other wine in our range. Step forward Naked star Oscar Quevedo…

Although it’s a lower-alcohol wine, Oscar’s new 9% ABV Radiante still tastes like an absolute knockout. That’s because it’s made with a native Portuguese grape, Azal, that produces naturally lower-alcohol wines that are still really fresh, fruity and aromatic. To secure the best fruit, Oscar went to Vinho Verde, where the cool, coastal climate and high-altitude vineyards allow the Azal to ripen slowly and develop beautiful, concentrated flavours and aromas.

It’s the perfect easy-drinking tipple for those laid-back occasions where you crave something a bit lighter. On the nose, you get these enticing fruit-driven aromas that just shout summer. Then take a sip and you’ll notice a light, effervescent spritz - traditional in this style of wine - that really pops on the palate with hints of fresh lemons, tangerine and grapefruit. Tailor-made for those warm spring and summer evenings, hanging with your mates, and setting the world to rights until the sun goes down.

 “Methode Traditionnelle”, the same winemaking process used in Champagne and our Sparkling 1816 is a blend of 70% Chardonnay and 30% Folle Blanche. The Chardonnay brings aromatics and fruitiness and the Folle Blanche, a dry, local and historic varietal, brings freshness and elegance.

From grape to glass, we are there for every step of the winemaking process and are so proud to bring Angels this handcrafted, family wine. Enjoy the fine bubbles, notes of quince and brioche and great freshness in the mouth. 

The name is a tribute to Joseph Gregoire, the first Lieubeau, who was left abandoned as an orphan in the porch of the hospital in Nantes in 1816. He was the founder of both our family and winery.

Francois Lieubeau