Chateau Pedesclaux
Produces classified Pauillac wines from organically and biodynamically farmed vineyards
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Chateau Pedesclaux
Château Pédesclaux is a Pauillac wine estate producing Château Pédesclaux and the second wine Fleur de Pédesclaux. Its winery uses gravity-fed production.
The estate is directed by the Lorenzetti family and farms its vineyards organically or, on some plots, biodynamically. The family acquired the estate in 2009 and has since restructured the vineyards and introduced sustainable farming methods.
Product: Pauillac wines, including Château Pédesclaux and Fleur de Pédesclaux.
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