Picture of March 2012 La Vida Buena 3-year-old Malbec Vineyard. Grape sales pay expenses and produce income.At year five grapes sales will pay expenses plus generate US$20,000 annual income.

-  Larger Vineyards Are Available  -

4 and 5 Acre Boutique 100% Turnkey Vineyards 

Vineyards Maintenance Fees FREE Years #1 and #2

  Then US$300 Monthly For A 5-Acre Vineyard

                           Your Vineyards Maintenance Fees Include:

 New Worker’s House and Barn

24/7 On site Worker and Family

Three Additional Workers

2011 John Deere Tractor + All Necessary Implements

Vineyard Manager who supervises Workers

Agronomist who supervises Vineyard Manager

Enologist (Winemaker) who supervises Vineyard

     Argentine Bi-lingual CPA who handles all Government Paperwork    

You Select the premium grape you want - La Vida Buena plants it for you:

              Malbec, Chardonnay, Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon, Sauvignon Blanc                                  

               Tom and Yvonne Phelan Co-Host "WELCOME TO ARGENTINA" Radio Show

   each Monday 06:00 - 08:00 PM EST on Overseas Radio Network www.overseasradio.com

                       You can call us during the show with your questions at: 1-855-655-2121

There Are Many Good Reasons To Consider A La Vida Buena Vineyard 

A three year old 5-acre La Vida Buena Malbec vineyard when harvested in March or April of 2012 will yield sufficient  grapes to pay harvesting costs, all vineyard expenses and generate a surplus income stream of US$500 monthly or US$6,000 annually. The net income could double by 2015 when the vineyard reaches five years of age.

La Vida Buena Vineyards are unique (see Plat Map below illustrating available vineyard parcels. You can {click} the Plat Map to Enlarge). Each Vineyard Owners have a a 100% turnkey investment property and a great place to stay for free when visiting our future Estancia. 100% Turnkey means our professionals, vineyard workers, vineyard Manager, Agronomist, Enologist, even an Argentine CPA do all of the vineyard maintenance and paperwork work for you and because you are part of a group of vineyards your monthly vineyard maintenance fees are dramatically reduced, up to 50% or more. We pay the first two years of vineyard maintenance and then charge US$295.00 monthly per 5-acres. Many developments charge immediately for vineyard maintenance and as much as US$1,200.00 monthly for the same size 5-acre vineyard and in addtion a 10% brokering fee for buying your grapes and a 10.5% IVA tax assessment when most Bodegas pay this fee.

                              Tom and Yvonne Phelan have been interviewed by ......

                                THE ARGENTINE VINEYARDS BUYER'S GUIDE(c)2007                    

This “Must Read” Tool is the smartest US$24.95 you will ever spend in researching how to wisely buy or build an Argentine Vineyard and was written by two Americans who successfully created as 108-acre vineyard development whose grapes have been purchased by some of the most notable San Rasfael Bodegas in Mendoza Province. 

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Tom and Yvonne gladly share their successes and mistakes in searching for and buying/building a vineyard so that you can dramatically shorten your learning curve regarding vineyard ownership allowing you to capitilize on their successes and avoid making their mistakes. 

Buying an individual vineyard in Argentina, whether directly from the Owner, a Realtor or 3rd Party Representative does not automatically guarantee "transparency" in the transaction. Mendoza Province has neither the typical Realtor Multi Listing Service (MLS) nor an Argentine Department Of Real Estate that oversees all real estate transactions. You need to know what rights, including existing Government allocated water each week and future well drilling are in the Deed/Survey. You need an Agronomists Report advising as to what type of grapevines are present, how many and what varietals, their condition, how many kilos can you anticipate, and what price will each kilo bring at market at harvest time.  

Not all vineyard developments are equal. For example, how can one vineyard development charge US$15,500 a year for the annual maintenance of a 5-Acre vineyard when another development only charges US$3,600 for the same 5-Acre vineyard? And how can one vineyard development charge you the vineyard owner a 10% brokering fee for buying your grapes and then demand that you pay an additional 10.5% IVA tax that is traditionally paid by the purchasing Winery?

The Argentine Vineyards Buyer’s Guide is a 137 page Guide packed with information and written by Tom and Yvonne Phelan, two Americans who have lived in Argentina and built a successful 108 acre Boutique, 100% Turnkey vineyard development that includes the construction of an Estancia in 2012/2013 where Vineyard Owners can stay free when visiting.

Their story began when Tom was a Guest Speaker at an International Living Conference in Buenos Aires in 2007. Tom and Yvonne invested three months in pursuing their dream of owning a vineyard. Once they discovered Mendoza Province and San Rafael they have been permanent residents ever since traveling between their Condo in Mendoza and their 108 acre where La Vida Buena Vineyards’ project.

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