The history of the estate began in 1310 under the reign of Edward King of England and Duke of Guyenne. In 1793, Château Lanessan’s 24 hectares (59 acres) of vines were bought by Jean Delbos, a former ship owner, who wanted to grow wine with the help of his son Louis.
Château Lanessan sits on top of a mound of deep Garonne gravel on the edge of the Saint-Julien appellation area in the territory of the Haut-Médoc AOC. e view over the vineyar...
On this little Medoc island three wines are produced that fully respect this superb gravel terroir and today the team is focussing all its energy on making and promoting them. ey are Château Lanessan, its second wine Les Calèches de Lanessan launched in 1999 and Château de Sainte Gemme.
New winegrowing and winemaking techniques have been implemented to ensure that these wines are of uniformly faultless quality, guaranteeing our customers’ ...
For eight generations, Château Lanessan has been at the heart of the Bouteiller family.
To allow Mr. Hubert Bouteiller to enjoy a well-earned retirement, the family did not think twice about hiring someone in. ey chose a woman, Paz Espejo, to introduce a little new energy and a modern approach. Since August 2009, she has been managing the property with masterly skill.
Having followed a career both in winegrowing and sales and displayin...
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