Chateau Pedesclaux
The vineyard estate was founded in 1810 by Pierre Urbain Pedesclaux, a significant wine wholesaler from Bordeaux. He expanded the original vineyard by purchasing several plots in 1821 belonging to Château Grand-Puy, owned by Monsieur Lacoste. Subsequently, in 1841, Pierre Urbain built a processing cellar right in the center of Pauillac. At that time, the vineyard of his estate covered an area of 7.8 hectares.
In 2008, Pedesclaux was purchased by Françoise and Jacky Lorenzetti, who expanded the vineyard from 35 to 48 hectares and, at the same time, acquired Château Haut-Milon (adjacent to the famous Mouton and Lafite estates) and a vineyard belonging to Château Béhere. Finally, in 2013, Jacky Lorenzetti, in partnership with Emmanuel Cruse, acquired a half share in Château d'Issan, and Monsieur E. Cruse simultaneously manages Château Pedesclaux.
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