The Gabilan Mountain Ranch is a versatile and level agricultural ranch centrally located within the Salinas Valley along the east side of the valley between Gonzales and Soledad.  This specific region is known for its well-drained DG soils that are intensively cultivated for wine grapes and a wide variety of fresh vegetable row crops.  Water is provided by two wells, with one that was developed in 2020, and have a combined capacity of about 2,400 gpm, and move water thru a new PVC distribution system consisting of a 10" mainline and several 8" laterals. 
The vineyard was planted between 1999 and 2002, with a section grafted in 2004, with 158 net vine acres planted to Chardonnay plus and additional 75 acres that were recently fallowed.  The level topography and location of this ranch gives this ranch the ability to be easily converted into row crop production or remain as a vineyard.