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Since 2009 and the acquisition by Mr. Lorenzetti, we can talk about a new vintage wine classified in Pauillac. Unworthy of his ranking, Pédesclaux had until then disappeared from the Bordeaux scene. The ambition and resources of the new owner are there: complete overhaul of the installations, acquisition of new plots of land ideally located. The first vintages offer the image of a supple and easily accessible Pauillac, at a price that defies all competition in the appellation.
The 2020 vintage is rated 95/100 by La Revue du Vin de France "2020 a new stage. It's in line with our expectations and its energy is remarkable, driven by a lovely burst of juicy red fruit. A wine that is both taut and coated, with a very fine texture on the finish" (December 2022)
Rated 91/100 by N. Martin "This wine is clean and precise. The palate is medium-bodied with soft, fresh, meaty tannins, but there's backbone here with a gentle but insistent grip to the soft finish. It perhaps needs a little more complexity overall, but should be drinkable over the next couple of decades." (December 2022)
Since 2009 and the acquisition by Mr. Lorenzetti, we can talk about a new vintage wine classified in Pauillac. Unworthy of his ranking, Pédesclaux had until then disappeared from the Bordeaux scene. The ambition and resources of the new owner are there: complete overhaul of the installations, acquisition of new plots of land ideally located. The first vintages offer the image of a supple and easily accessible Pauillac, at a price that defies all competition in the appellation.
The 2021 vintage is rated 91/100 by Neal Martin “The 2021 Pédesclaux has retained its marine/estuarine scented bouquet that is well-defined and focused: blackberry, cedar and graphite scents, not amazingly complex but fresh, with no signs of greenness. It should drink well for up to 20 years.” (Nov. 2023)
Since 2009 and the acquisition by Mr. Lorenzetti, we can talk about a new vintage wine classified in Pauillac. Unworthy of his ranking, Pédesclaux had until then disappeared from the Bordeaux scene. The ambition and resources of the new owner are there: complete overhaul of the installations, acquisition of new plots of land ideally located. The first vintages offer the image of a supple and easily accessible Pauillac, at a price that defies all competition in the appellation.
Rated 95/100 by the Revue du Vin de France « Le 2018 est une référence, la matière est lumineuse, le fruit, très mûr. Il n'en demeure pas moins éclatant, avec une note mentholée en finale. » (Nov. 2020)
Since 2009 and the acquisition by Mr. Lorenzetti, we can talk about a new vintage wine classified in Pauillac. Unworthy of his ranking, Pédesclaux had until then disappeared from the Bordeaux scene. The ambition and resources of the new owner are there: complete overhaul of the installations, acquisition of new plots of land ideally located. The first vintages offer the image of a supple and easily accessible Pauillac, at a price that defies all competition in the appellation.
Rated 95/100 by the Revue du Vin de France « Le 2018 est une référence, la matière est lumineuse, le fruit, très mûr. Il n'en demeure pas moins éclatant, avec une note mentholée en finale. » (Nov. 2020)
Since 2009 and the acquisition by Mr. Lorenzetti, we can talk about a new vintage wine classified in Pauillac. Unworthy of his ranking, Pédesclaux had until then disappeared from the Bordeaux scene. The ambition and resources of the new owner are there: complete overhaul of the installations, acquisition of new plots of land ideally located. The first vintages offer the image of a supple and easily accessible Pauillac, at a price that defies all competition in the appellation.
Rated 91/100 by Neal Martin « The palate is medium-bodied with supple tannins, well judged acidity, smooth in texture with a little more depth on the finish than I discerned out of barrel. This is turning into a very fine Pauillac. » (Feb. 2020)
Rated 92/100 by Antonio Galloni « The 2017 is engaging, wonderfully inviting and simply delicious. » (March 2020)
Rated 91/100 by Jean-Marc Quarin « Ce vin veloute jusqu’en finale où brillent de jolies saveurs pures et des tannins fins. C’est très bon. » (Oct. 2020)
Since 2009 and the acquisition by Mr. Lorenzetti, we can talk about a new vintage wine classified in Pauillac. Unworthy of his ranking, Pédesclaux had until then disappeared from the Bordeaux scene. The ambition and resources of the new owner are there: complete overhaul of the installations, acquisition of new plots of land ideally located. The first vintages offer the image of a supple and easily accessible Pauillac, at a price that defies all competition in the appellation.
After 15 years of wandering, Lilian-Ladouys was bought in 2008 by Mr Lorenzetti. As at Pédesclaux, extraordinary investments are bearing fruit: Lilian-Ladouys is once again one of the most beautiful crus bourgeois of Saint-Estèphe.
And even of the Médoc, by winning the Coupe des crus bourgeois with its 2012, or by being rated 90/100 by M. Galloni (Vinous) for its 2014.
After 15 years of wandering, Lilian-Ladouys was bought in 2008 by Mr Lorenzetti. As at Pédesclaux, extraordinary investments are bearing fruit: Lilian-Ladouys is once again one of the most beautiful crus bourgeois of Saint-Estèphe.
And even of the Médoc, by winning the Coupe des crus bourgeois with its 2012, or by being rated 90/100 by M. Galloni (Vinous) for its 2014.