Per the Benton County Assessor, this asset includes 40.0 +/- deeded acres. 39.8 acres of the property include irrigation rights, are eligible to be irrigated via the Kennewick Irrigation District and are potentially suitable for planting grapes or other permanent crops. A portion of the parcel on the Southeast corner is outside of the Red Mountain AVA Boundary. Per the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service, precipitation on this parcel averages 7 - 8 inches per year. Soils are wind-blown, glacial loess consisting primarily of Warden Silt Loams.

The property is part of the Red Mountain American Viticultural Area. The AVA is located on a southwest-facing slope in south central Washington and is the smallest, warmest wine-grape growing region in Washington State. The price per ton on grapes that are harvested from the Red Mountain AVA are three times higher than other AVAs in the area. The unique combination of diverse geology, gentle south slope, consistent winds and heat profile allow for the varietals such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Syrah to be highly recognized as producing some of the worlds finest wine.

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