World's first
Organic wine-backed cryptoasset
Open Source winery

2020 was an excellent grape harvest for us in Mendoza and we now have enough wine for 9600 bottles of this year’s vintage. 

Find out more about our MTB20 token ICO (ico.costaflores.com)

One vineyard. Three organic grapes.

Native yeast, minimal sulfites, and barely oaked.

One contemporary wine.

Truth, rhythm, spice, and full fruit.

Celebrate life.

1. 2-3-4th of April, 2018: we pick the grapes from the vineyard.
2. During the month of April, 2018, we make the wine: "Mike Tango Bravo 2018".
3. 6th of May, we issue (ICO, or initial coin offering) tokens, based on the number of bottles of wine produced.
4. July 1st, the tokens are available for resale on crypto exchanges.
5. 6th of May, 2021: The wines are ready for drinking, and can be purchased online ONLY with the MTB18 tokens.

Welcome to Costaflores Organic Vineyard, Perdriel, Mendoza, Argentina. Three grapes: Malbec + Petit Verdot + Cabernet Sauvignon = one organic wine: the single vineyard behind the world's first wine-backed cryptocoin.

The goal of the Openvino Project is to create the world’s first open-source winery, and wine-backed cryptocurrency.

Mike Barrow, the owner of Costaflores Organic Vineyard, explains how Openvino and blockchain are transforming his boutique winery from Mendoza, Argentina.

How can "extreme transparency" bring value to a boutique winery? Using low-cost IoT sensors, 360° cameras, open-source accounting and ticketing software, Costaflores Organic Vineyard exposes EVERYTHING, and becomes the world's first open-source winery.

Presenting the world's first wine-backed cryptoasset! It's like bitcoin, but for wine. One MTB18 token is worth one bottle of the Argentine organic wine, "Mike Tango Bravo 2018", from Costaflores.

The Openvino project is transforming the Costaflores Organic Vineyard, bringing the Internet of Things to the Internet of Vines. Mike Barrow explains how low-cost technologies provide "extreme transparency and traceability", a window into the day-to-day operations of this small Argentine vineyard.

The Openvino project and Costaflores Organic Vineyard, from Mendoza Argentina introduce "Biodigital Certification": self-certification, using low-cost technologies and the blockchain.

Mike Barrow explains how Costaflores Organic Vineyard is implementing "extreme traceability" with their wines.

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