Pre-Prohibition: Property known as Ville de Monmartre, planted with head-pruned Zinfandel and Cabernet Franc vines.

Post-Prohibition: Vineyard lay derelict until Daniel Gehrs discovered it and founded Congress Springs Vineyards.

Early 1990s: Gehrs sold the vineyard to a British corporation.

1992-1996: Owned by the Mariana family.

1996-present: Purchased by Michael and Kellie Ballard, who renamed it "Savannah-Chanelle Vineyards" after their daughters Savannah and Chanel.

2003: Tony Craig joined as winemaker.

Boutique, family-owned winery in the Santa Cruz Mountains. Michael and Kellie Ballard are involved in all aspects of the operation. The property includes a Villa used as the family's vacation home.

Estate wines including:

• Pinot Noir
• Cabernet Franc
• Zinfandel
• Carignane
• Chardonnay

• Tony Craig - winemaker (2003-present)
• Congress Springs Vineyards - predecessor winery
• Ville de Monmartre - pre-Prohibition name

• Savannah-Chanelle Vineyards
• Owner - Savannah Chanelle
• Winemaker - Savannah Chanelle