Argentina Cow Stamp I.d. Needed

I cannot find this Argentina stamp in my 2009 Scott catalogue. It seems engraved and a self-adhesive, no denomination.

Thanks.

Hereford, are there any other cows you need ID?

There's no denomination, so I doubt that it's a stamp. Maybe a tourism label?

Typical stamp collector, keep the stamp, discard the bottle and contents.

Damnit K, you win! I drank it all! No fooling you!

I might discard the bottle too - - - - after I finished the contents <G>.

Chimo

Bujutsu

I know there is a wine on stamps topical, but a (non-revenue) stamp on wine bottles collection might prove to be enjoyable in more ways than one...

A man of many talents.

Reminds me of Philb's avatar.

Still laughing at all the bull on here. It sure is a great looking stamp. Don't know what it is about those pastoral agriculture stamps but they always seem to relax me when I look at them. There are a couple of Canada ones that do that to me.

This is BULL

Hi
The stamp has no face value or the text "Correos" (Post)
Maybe it's a dummy/testing stamp

No, seriously people. I think it's a cinderella/label from Auténtico wine bottles. That's why the example you have seems "self-adhesive". It was taken off a wine bottle.

Here is a French site, although I'm not sure if the links will work. If you get a prompt, it's asking you for your birthdate (yeah, you don't have to give your exact birthdate -- I think they are only checking to make sure you are not a minor). On next screen, click on the box to enter the site. They show Auténtico bottles for Argentina, Chile, and Spain. These are the links for the 3 different country cinderellas.

http://vinsveritas.ca/#/details/autentico-arg/
http://vinsveritas.ca/#/details/autentico-chi/
http://vinsveritas.ca/#/details/autentico-esp/

Once inside the site, use the left-right arrow to move between the Auténtico bottles. If you click on another of the links above, you will have to "re-enter" the site.

k