“A Unique Wine I Personally Love”

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Hi, Jeff Brown here with a special message.

It has been an incredible year. Our model portfolios here at Brownstone Research continue to beat most of the best hedge funds in the world.

And subscribers are making money.

But I’m not here to talk about a new technology.

Instead, I’d like to talk about a very old technology... 7,000 years old to be exact.

You might have guessed... I’m talking about wine.

For the last 30 years as an executive I've regularly traveled the globe.

And one of my favorite past times was to find out of the way vineyards producing some of the best vintages on earth.

From the sprawling vineyards of New South Wales…

… to the historic Bordeaux of France…

… California’s Napa Valley…

… and even in my adopted home of Japan…

Wherever the best wines are made, I’ve made it my mission to find them.

As you can probably guess, I’m not interested in the mass-produced, watered down grape juice you find at your neighborhood grocery store.

Just like my research, I INSIST on quality.

And since you are one of my subscribers, I know you do too.

That's why I wanted to tell you about a unique wine that I personally love.

I’m talking about wine from the extreme altitude Calchaqui Valley - a collection of vineyards in the mountains of Argentina, 9,000 feet above sea level.

This area is so remote, some of the vineyards are only accessible on horseback.

Yet, they produce some of the most unique, delicious vintages in the world.

Now, you won’t find these bottles at your local store.

After all, the Calchaqui Valley is literally the most remote wine region in the world.

So I was excited when I heard about a project bringing these wines to American shores...many for the first time ever. No middlemen. No inflated prices.

That project is the Bonner Private Wine Partnership.

I’ve known the founder - Will Bonner - for years.

When he told me he had a collection of wines unlike any that I’ve tried, I was a little skeptical.

After all, I did know my wines. And my standards are high.

But Will made a believer out of me.

Now, fair warning.

These wines aren’t the grocery store wines you’re used to.

And I probably don't recommend pairing them with a salad.

They’re from an old type of malbec grape... one that disappeared from Europe 150 years ago...

And when you grow these grapes at extreme altitude where the air is thin and the sun is ultra-bright, they produce totally unique nutrient and flavor profiles.

Not for everybody.

But if you have a sense of adventure, and love of wine like I do, then I think the Bonner Private Wine Partnership and the wines of the Calchaqui Valley could be for you.

I encourage you to get the full story directly from Will. Please click the button below to get started.

Here’s to your wealth, health, and happiness.

Cheers.