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Paironne la Montagne, the widow of Henry de Lanessan, sold the estate on January 15, 1310 to Sieur de Blaignan. It was acquired in 1793 by Jean Delbos, previously a ship owner. In the 19th century Lanessan (then named Dubosqc) was listed as a
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of 1929, and frosts of 1945 and 1956, the estate was acquired by Jean
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The vineyard area extends 10 hectares (25 acres), with the grape variety selection split evenly between 50% Cabernet
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The vineyard area extends 20 hectares (49 acres), planted with 50% Cabernet
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while this classification was in effect. A neighbouring estate of
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