Ribbon Ridge Vineyard – 10 Acres Planted on 20 Total Acres – Oregon Vineyard Property

Flanerie Vineyard

Ribbon Ridge AVA

17550 NE Lewis Rogers Ln. Newberg, OR 97132

Price: $1,600,000

OVERVIEW

Oregon Vineyard Property is pleased to present the Flanerie Vineyard, located within the Ribbon Ridge AVA. Ribbon Ridge is Oregon’s smallest AVA and one of the most esteemed, known for netting the highest average wine scores of any AVA in the state. The vineyard produces ultra-premium fruit, of which the Pinot Noir has been sold for $4,500 per ton in prior years.

The property consists of 20 acres total on one tax lot with 9.7 acres planted to vineyard and a 4,640 sq. ft. barn built in 2015. The barn built to standard above and beyond the standard pole building. It is currently uninsulated and used for storage purposes but holds the potential for winery / tasting room conversion with further development.

Other site improvements include a bridge, which provides access to the vineyard from both Dopp Rd. and Lewis Rogers Ln. (Barn and parking accessible from Dopp Rd.)

VINEYARD

▪ Aspect: Due east

▪ Elevation: 240′-375′

▪ Soils: Willakenzie, Steiwer, Sitton, Dupee, Wellsdale, Carlton-Hazelair (see block map with soils below)

▪ Acreage: 20 acre parcel, 10.5 gross acres of vineyard, 9.7 net acres

planted to vineyard.
▪ Wine Grape Varietals: 6.96 acres planted to Pinot Noir clones 667, 777,

Pommard and Wadenswil. 1.89 acres planted to Chardonnay clone 76. .85 acres planted to Aligoté. All vines are on grafted rootstock.

▪ Row/Vine Spacing: 7’x5′ throughout.

▪ Vines per Acre: 1,245.

▪ Meticulously farmed with organically (not Tilth certified).

▪ Pond water is pumped via generator and is the water source for the vineyard spray program.

Blocks 1-4 were planted to Pinot Noir in 2003, Block 6 was planted to Chardonnay in 2018, Block 5 was planted to Aligoté in 2019 and Block 7 was planted to Chardonnay in fall of 2023.

“Facing due east, these vines are nourished by morning sun, but also shielded from afternoon rays. The sedimentary Willakenzie soil and glacial erratic stones that hail from Montana are the fortunate result of the Missoula Floods over 15,000 years ago. Sitting at 240′-375′. the warmer microclimate paired with this soil create a spicy dark red fruit character for savory wines that are bold like a steady bass note.” – Flâneur Wines

Wine Spectator review of 2019 Flâneur Flanerie Vineyard Pinot Noir:
92 points, “Sleek and vibrantly structured, with snappy cherry and guava flavors that take on orange peel and green tea notes toward zesty tannins. Drink now through 2030” -Tim Fish