Chateau Pédesclaux was created at the beginning of the 19th century, in 1810, by Mr. Urbain Pierre Pedesclaux. The history of the Chateau is linked to this well-known and esteemed wine broker in Bordeaux. Indeed, it is him who enlarged the area of the property by buying several parcels in the area of Grand Puy. In 1855, the Chateau Pédesclaux is classified Fifth Grand Cru Classé du Médoc. On her death, Mrs. Pédesclaux managed the property until 1891, when she sold it to Gabriel de Gastebois. The following years, the management of the estate was entrusted to Lucien Jugla, who finally bought it in 1951. At that time, the Chateau Pédesclaux was the subject of a complete reconstruction which allowed to improve the quality of the wines.

In 2009 that the current owners arrive at the head of the Castle: the Lorenzetti couple. Sharing his aspirations with Emmanuel Cruse (Ch. D’Issan), and Vincent Bache Gabrielsen (Ch. Belle-vue, Bolaire and Lilian Ladouys), Jacky Lorenzetti gives rise to new ambitions for Chateau Pédesclaux. They created of a superb winery benefiting from state-of-the-art technologies created by JM Wilmotte, soil studies, planting new vines to rebalance grape varieties, commitment to ecological practices, etc. These are all factors that contributed to the revival of Pédesclaux. Fleur de Pedesclaux is the second wine of Chateau Pedesclaux.