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~ RAYMOND BURR VINEYARDS ~ 8339 W. Dry Creek Road Healdsburg ~ California Located in the Dry Creek Valley AVA 5850 Anderson Rd, Forestville, CA 95436 www.bergmanvineyards.com PH: (707) 887-9822; FX: (866) 691-5251 Page 1 of 7 RAYMOND BURR VINEYARDS A Historical Perspective It was in the middle 1950’s on the widely acclaimed and successful television program “Perry Mason” that the two actors, Raymond Burr and Robert Benevides first met. Their friendship grew and advanced as their mutual interest in the knowledge of the cultivation and hybridization of orchids developed. Their mutual hobby began to grow in importance to them and the next logical step was to make it into a commercial venture. At the same time, Benevides had become Executive in Charge of Production for Mr. Burr’s very successful and long (8 years) running television series, “Ironside”. The two men purchased an island in Fiji where they raised coconuts and cattle and helped bring up the standard of living for the Fijian people who lived on the island. In 1976, Robert Benevides’ father, attracted by the beauty of the Dry Creek Valley and the special qualities of land with its productive soils, purchased portions of the existing Raymond Burr Vineyard Estate. Years later, Robert and Raymond planted vines on their lovely estate in 1986. Their first wines were made in 1990 under the direction of John Pedroncelli, who together with his brother, Jim, owned the Pedroncelli Winery off Canyon Road. The Raymond Burr label started in 1998. A reasonable price was set for the Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay wines, and over the years, prices for their Estate wines have remained the same as the original releases. In 2005, a local winemaking star, Phyllis Zouzounis, took over winemaking duties for the Raymond Burr Wines. She remained with Robert through the last crush in 2013. Phyllis has her own successful label, Deux Amis Wines. The Raymond Burr Wine Club has approximately 800 members. Wines are sold direct to consumers. Approximately 2,500 cases of wine are sold annually through the tasting room and wine club. A decision was made in 2013 to make that year the last year that wines were to be made under the Raymond Burr label. After reaching his 85th birthday, Robert Benevides decided to sell his magnificent vineyard estate. 5850 Anderson Rd, Forestville, CA 95436 www.bergmanvineyards.com PH: (707) 887-9822; FX: (866) 691-5251 Page 2 of 7 RAYMOND BURR VINEYARDS Property Profile Address: 8339 W Dry Creek Rd, Healdsburg; APN 139-090-051; 9.39 acres 8391 W Dry Creek Rd, Healdsburg; APN 139-160-020; 11.37 acres 8521 W Dry Creek Rd, Healdsburg; APN 139-150-040; 12.67 acres Total Acres 33.43 Zoning: LIA (Land Intensive Agriculture); 40 acre minimum; SR and Z overlays Utilities: PG&E electricity; propane; satellite TV; Internet service available; solar Water: Well located on a neighboring property reportedly producing 50 gpm. There are 10 water storage tanks of varying sizes. Waste Treatment: 2 Standard septic systems Improvements: ~ 8339 W Dry Creek Road, Healdsburg The main residence was built circa 1940, and later expanded and renovated. It consists of approximately 3,918 square feet on the upper levels with a lower level of 1,087 square feet of which 575 square feet are used to display artwork. There are 3 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, 2 half baths, 3 fireplaces and a total of 10 rooms in all. The permitted public tasting room/office building is approximately 1,500 square feet. There are handicap approved public bathrooms, redwood decks and a small wine storage facility for the estate port production. There are three greenhouses temperature controlled with misters. ~ 8521 W Dry Creek Road, Healdsburg This parcel is improved with a wood frame single level structure consisting of 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, kitchen, dining room and living room. This home enjoys gorgeous vineyard views. ~ 8391 W Dry Creek Road, Healdsburg There is vineyard on this parcel and no improvements. 5850 Anderson Rd, Forestville, CA 95436 www.bergmanvineyards.com PH: (707) 887-9822; FX: (866) 691-5251 Page 3 of 7 5850 Anderson Rd, Forestville, CA 95436 www.bergmanvineyards.com PH: (707) 887-9822; FX: (866) 691-5251 Page 4 of 7 Vineyard Data by Parcel Number Gross Vine Year Root Assessor's Parcel # Varietal Acreage Planted Stock 139-090-051 None None N/A N/A 139-150 -040 Chardonnay 2.17 1986 AXR -1 Cabernet Sauvignon 1.75 1986 AXR-1 Port Varietals 1.00 1988 AXR-1 Petite Verdot 1.00 2006 110-R 139-150 -020 Cabernet Franc 1.47 1988 AXR -1 Cabernet Franc 1.00 2005 110-R Cabernet Sauvignon 3.60 1986 AXR-1 Cabernet Sauvignon 1.00 2006 110-R Cabernet Sauvignon 0.22 1999 110-R Malbec 1.00 2007 110-R Port Varietals 0.21 1988 AXR-1 Total Gross Vine Acres 14.42 +/- NOTE: Acreage figures are estimates only and should be verified through an independent vine count. Production by Varietal (Total Tons) Varietal 2012 2013 2014 Chardonnay 9.39 8.48 9.71 Cabernet Franc 6.25 7.51 6.44 Cabernet Sauvignon 19.05 16.73 17.56 Malbec 5.45 5.96 5.05 Petite Verdot 0.88 1.9 2.52 Four Port Varietals 139 Gallons 271 Gallons 255 Gallons 5850 Anderson Rd, Forestville, CA 95436 www.bergmanvineyards.com PH: (707) 887-9822; FX: (866) 691-5251 Page 5 of 7 Use Permit: File Number: UPE99-0069 – allows for annual production capacity of 5,000 cases Modification of Use Permit: March 7, 2013 – UPE12-0001 for Public Tasting, participation in eight industry-wide events and eight wine club events with a maximum of 60 attendees. Hours of operation daily 11:00AM to 5:00PM except for industry events and private engagements. Review the entire document. Annual Sales: The average wine sales on a yearly basis are about 2,500 cases. All wines are made from grapes grown on the winery estate. Wine Club: 800+ members Brand: Acquisition of the property will include the exclusive right to the Brand as well as all intellectual property. Wine Inventory: No inventory is included in the sale of the property Note: With the exception of the Estate Port, no other wines were produced on site. Wines made from grapes grown on the estate were custom crushed off site under the direction of winemaker Phyllis Zouzounis. 5850 Anderson Rd, Forestville, CA 95436 www.bergmanvineyards.com PH: (707) 887-9822; FX: (866) 691-5251 Page 6 of 7 RAYMOND BURR VINEYARDS Vineyard Data 2014 The vineyard was planted in 1986 after clearing, deep rooting and installing underground French drains. A total of 14.42 acres were planted to Cabernet Sauvignon (clone 7), Chardonnay (Wente and Dijon clones), Cabernet Franc and 4 Portuguese Port varieties (Tinta Cao, Tinta Madeira, Touriga Nacional and Sousao). The original rootstock for all varieties was AXR. Subsequent plantings in 1998, 1999, 2000 and 2002, because of phylloxera, used rootstock 110R and 1103. In 2005 an acres of Cabernet Sauvignon was removed and replaced with one acre of Cabernet Franc on 110R rootstock. In 2006 2 acres of Cabernet Sauvignon were removed and replaced with 1 acre of Malbec and 1 acre of Petite Verdot. Both were on 110R rootstock. Spacing was accomplished according to “General Viticulture” page 244. Vines were planted 6 feet apart and rows were spaced 12 feet apart. Trellising for the Chardonnay has a system of quadruple cordons and for the reds, double cordons. Wires are in place on all varieties to support the canopy. All vines are on a drip irrigation system. Two 10,000 gallon concrete tanks, in the middle of the vineyard, supply all of the vines with water. Two wells are in place. The well presently in use, with a 10 horsepower submersible pump, needs to be rehabilitated. Originally the 4 Portuguese varieties were planted in a field blend in equal amounts. But over the past 28 years the Sousao has been slowly replaced with Tinta Roriz because the Sousao did not ripen along with the other varieties. The present two year contract on the Cabernet Sauvignon is for a maximum of 25 tons @ $2,500 per ton. The contract on the Cabernet Franc is for a maximum of 12 tons @ $2,600 per ton. The contracts for the Malbec (7-9 tons) and Petite Verdot (3-4 tons) are @ $1,800 per ton. Offered at $ 6,295,000 5850 Anderson Rd, Forestville, CA 95436 www.bergmanvineyards.com PH: (707) 887-9822; FX: (866) 691-5251 Page 7 of 7 .
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