We Speak Malbec At La Vida Buena Vineyards
Want to know why: Argentina is the next great wine-producing country?
Look at what Robert M. Parker, Jr. has said: (New York Times wine critic, Frank Prial, hailed Robert M. Parker, Jr. as the most influential wine critic in the world).
Robert Parker Predicts For The Future
“Malbec will make it big. By the year 2015, the greatness of Argentinean wines made from the Malbec grape will be understood as a given.
This French varietal has reached startling heights of quality in Argentina. Both inexpensive, delicious Malbecs and majestic, profoundly complex ones from high elevation vineyards are already being produced, and by 2015 this long-ignored grape’s place in the pantheon of noble wines will be guaranteed.”
Robert M. Parker, Jr.
Why Argentina is The Next Great Wine Producing Country and how you can be part of the evolving wine revolution is an opportunity you cannot afford to miss.
Wine Spectator Magazine Says:
“Argentina makes more than one half of all the wine produced annually in South America. About 70 percent of Argentina's wine comes from Mendoza, and Mendoza produces 90 percent of the country's wine exports. Argentina is the ‘sleeping giant’ of the global wine industry.”
After decades of producing “Table Wines” Argentine winemakers are finally free to explore and experiment with new cutting edge technology to produce some of the finest quality wine the world has seen in a long time. Argentina’s climate is perfect with its outstanding soil and its viticulturists and winemakers are proving what heights can be reached in wine making. Many are meeting this challenge and La Vida Buena Vineyards will hire such a team.
According to Vic Motto, senior partner with Motto Kryla & Fisher LLP, wine business advisors, "Wine is one of the strongest growth industries we have. It has outpaced the economy in growth--even during recessions. It's a business that will be a growth industry for the foreseeable future."
Nichole L. Torres - Grape Expectations
La Vida Buena Vineyards’ Mission
La Vida Buena Vineyards have assembled a team of talented individuals; vineyard builder and manager, respected Agronomist and outstanding Enologist who has already proven he can meet the challenge of producing award winning wines, and with startling results; his Malebec wine has already captured a gold medal.
Producing award winning wines is just one of many attributes you can look forward to from the La Vida Buena Vineyards’ Staff and furthermore you can expect from our people ...
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A passion for sourcing and growing the finest grapes and making world-class wines
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Being at the forefront of viticulture experimentation and irrigation management.
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Utilizing decades of vineyard management and winemaking experience and staying informed about the latest worldwide wine technological developments.
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Maintain an expanded vision of what they want to and can achieve.
Add all this to an ideal grape-growing environment and you will understand why La Vida Buena Vineyards will produce world class wines.
How The La Vida Buena Boutique Vineyards’ Project Works
La Vida Buena Vineyards have acquired 108 acres of prime vineyard land in Argentina’s superb wine district located 7.5 miles from the heart of downtown San Rafael, in the Mendoza Province.
This La Vida Buena Vineyards’ 44 hectare development (108 acres) is one of the largest and most exciting in San Rafael.
La Vida Buena Vineyards have large, long established and very successful vineyard and orchard neighbors on three sides.
Another notable La Vida Buena Vineyards’ neighbor is the Los Alamos Estancia, a charming 1830s terra-cotta-red adobe ranch. Susana Bombal, a writer, took over Los Alamos it the 1920s and converted it into a salon and country retreat for writers and artists. Luminaries like Jorge Luis Borges one of Argentina’s most famous writers have visited the Estancia and reminders of Los Alamos' past hospitality to artists are evident everywhere, paintings by noted painters Raúl Soldi and Carlos Basaldúa. Los Alamos is chosen for secluded, private visits by celebrities, politicians and fashion notables, e.g. Hermes executives during a recent conference in San Rafael.
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The La Vida Buena Vineyards Development
The La Vida Buena Vineyards’ development consists of a carefully planned 80 acre grape vineyard for its Wine Club Members featuring Malbec, Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah and Chardonnay grapes and four exclusive five acre boutique vineyards with home sites.
La Vida Buena Boutique Vineyards With Home Sites
Because so many people dream of owning a vineyard with a residence yet encounter prohibitive prices in the USA of $200,000 - $300,000 per planted acre of grapes, these would be vineyard owners have come to the harsh realization that vineyard ownership in the USA is an option exclusively available to celebrities, corporations and high income people.
Imagine owning your own five acre vineyard with grapes you select and a place to build your 2nd home. Visualize walking down a one mile long driveway that invites you into the development where you can leisurely stroll down pathways lined with fruit trees; plum, cherry, peach, pear, fig, apple, quince and citrus trees; lemon, lime, grapefruit, tangerine and orange.
La Vida Buena Boutique Vineyards with Home Sites were specifically designed for wine lovers and vineyard enthusiasts who want to become vineyard owners and investors. Only four of these exclusive locations are available for purchase and are located approximately ¼ mile into the development secluded directly behind a Domasco grove (“apricot” in Andean Spanish).
Five acre vineyard parcels to be fully planted with grapes of your choice are available at a very affordable investment price of only $72,500 which includes all costs for the planting of the grapes and the right for you to construct on your personal vineyard your very own residence at construction prices beginning at $75.00 per square foot. You may include a pool for $10,000 if you like, however, the large, friendly La Vida Buena Estancia pool is yours to enjoy.
Each five acre boutique vineyard is capable of producing 30,000 pounds of premium grapes that can be sold at harvest time or processed into 6,500 – 7,500 750ml bottles of Malbec wine that can be sold or privately labeled to produce income.
IRA Approved
Yes, your IRA can purchase one of these five acre boutique vineyards with home site, ask us how.
Location
La Vida Buena Vineyards chose the beautiful city of San Rafael
because it is an ideal location tucked away in the southern region
of the Mendoza Province, 156 miles from the provincial capital of
Mendoza, and only 643 miles from Buenos Aires. For ski lovers Las
Lenas, Argentina’s most exclusive world-class ski resort, is only
133 miles from San Rafael.
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