





This week we started to bring in a CAT D7G to dig in 0.90 meters as final step to prepare the soil for our vineyard plantation. So far we have scarified 10 hectares and by end july we should have completed this task.
Together with our friend Jeremie and my cousin Andre we decided to start a new life project- to set up a winery in the Argentinean province of Mendoza, at the foot of the Andes




After several meetings we decided with our agronomist, landscaper and architect to replace the existing gate and entry to the property (see above) and move it 50 meters south
to the Alamos, where we spoted a small hole in between the high trees.


After 2 weeks of work the old unused dam, which was full of dry trees (see previous stories) has been leveled and is ready to be used for our vineyard. The tower in the back is our water welling equipment. We have reached now 120 meters and a few meters remain to get to our desired ground water level.
To get the right winery project moving we are working with Mario Toso as local consultant(agronomist, who has made vineyards in the past for Paul Hobbs, Montes from Chile, Walt Disney and is currently Director for Finca La Celia). He is talking to Horacio Caceres (architect) about the final design and layout of the property to integrate vineyard, housing & hotel.