By Will Bonner, Founder, Bonner Private Wine Partnership Suddenly, it was pitch black… I realized that the truck’s headlights had gone under the roaring water. I began to feel the front wheels lift up as the truck slowly turned with the current of the flood… The woman in the seat next to me screamed. In the back seat, Gustavo began praying to the Virgin Mary. It was at that point that I began to question the wisdom of traveling 5,000 miles by plane… then another 500 miles in a smaller plane… and then taking a six-hour, off-road trek – on the one day a year it rains in Northwestern Argentina… …all to find a single bottle of dark red wine – so opaque, it’s known as “black wine” – grown at extreme altitude (above 8,000 feet)… in a valley so remote, only a Bonner would ever go there. A hidden vineyard at over 8,000 feet Recommended Link | Revealed: The #1 Tech Stock of 2021 The historic Shubert Theater has played host to a list of stage legends. Robert Redford, Audrey Hepburn, Jimmy Stewart, Clark Gable, Liza Minnelli, and Paul Newman rose to fame on Shubert’s stage. Now, you can add another legend to the list. But he’s not an actor or a singer… His name is Jeff Brown and he’s one of the foremost experts on technology stocks in the world. For the last two years, Jeff has revealed a previously unheard-of technology – on the Shubert stage. In May 2019, he revealed a tiny device that would be inside every 5G iPhone. Video of the presentation went viral – with over 11 million views. Now, Jeff has returned to the Shubert… And he’s revealing 3 completely unheard-of technologies… These could be the next darlings of the stock market. And you’ve been invited to watch Jeff’s presentation – absolutely free. | | -- | Hooked But I’m getting ahead of myself… Let’s start at the beginning… I first arrived in Argentina in 2006, when I moved my family to Buenos Aires. Around the same time, my father acquired an isolated ranch in the Andean foothills in the far-northwest of the country. As it turned out, the ranch was far too remote and dry to sustain itself purely on cattle or farming. Bill Bonner – publisher-turned-cattle-rancher But riding across the property one day, we came to a small valley that was fed by a thin trickle of water snaking its way down from the mountains… And there, gnarled and overgrown, we discovered a long-forgotten vineyard of malbec grapes. They had been planted by the previous ranch owner as an experiment. What is the "1170" Investment Account? Remarkably, what we had discovered, right there on our ranch, was one of the highest-altitude vineyards in the world… at over 8,400 feet… …and a remote wine region unlike any other. When I popped my first bottle of extreme-altitude Argentine wine… and hints of balsamic, leather, and camphor wood drifted across my palate… …I was hooked. 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Here’s why: First, there’s a lot of cheating in that cheap wine from your local supermarket: When they can’t afford oak barrels, winemakers use oak “flavoring” and other additives When the wine isn’t dark enough, they add a purple dye called “Mega Purple” (far more common than you think) When the wine has any hint of sediment from the soil and air (which is what makes wines unique – the goût de terroir, as the French say)… they use “fining agents” like potassium ferrocyanide (yes “-cyanide”) When there’s a hint of bad weather, they harvest the grapes while they’re still green… and cover it up by adding sugar! You can see why the alcohol industry fights tooth and nail to avoid putting a list of ingredients on labels, spending as much as $30 million on lobbying last year. But it gets worse… Did you know that a 2013 study from France found traces of pesticides in 90% of wines sold in supermarkets there? And a lab test of 10 Californian wines found the weed-killer glyphosate in every single bottle. Commercial winemakers have stripped out the richness and the character of wine – everything that makes a bottle burst with life – and added a lot of stuff you don’t want! Recommended Link | The Money System Is Broken Our research has detected a serious flaw in the plumbing of America's money system. The Fed has supplied hundreds of billions of dollars to keep markets from breaking. In 2021, this system may finally break — for good. Our team of experts has been following this story for decades. At Bill Bonner's request, investment expert Tom Dyson investigated the latest episode in detail. You can see what he found in this urgent briefing. He's prepared to show all Americans what you must do to protect your money AND to profit. | | -- | True Beauty Contrast that to the wine I came across in Argentina’s Valle Calchaquí, where our ranch is situated… Wine from the Calchaquí Valley It’s unfiltered… made with indigenous yeast and hand-picked grapes… and fined with natural egg whites rather than chemicals… And because of the isolation and extreme conditions up where the grapes grow, the high levels of pesticides found in regions like Bordeaux and California are simply unnecessary. The levels of residual sugar are also a fraction of those found in most wines. But the true beauty of this wine is the remarkable flavor… Viral: 1.3 Million Folks have Already Seen This Message. Some people claim you can actually taste a slight hint of smoke carried down into our valley from the lonely campfires that burn out on the high desert plains… …as cowboys lay out under the stars, their ponchos wrapped tightly around them to protect them from the howling winds that sweep across this seemingly endless expanse… …where my truck found itself ensnared in a flash flood. To be continued next weekend… Regards, Will Bonner Founder, Bonner Private Wine Partnership P.S. Care to discover what wine made at 8,000 feet above the world tastes like? We have a limited number of bottles from the third-highest vineyard in the world (8,950 feet), plus a 90-point masterpiece from the reclusive winemaker behind our own Tacana, for you to claim. Reserve yours by clicking here… Like what you’re reading? Send your thoughts to feedback@rogueeconomics.com. Get Instant Access Click to read these free reports and automatically sign up for daily research. |
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