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Ben Justman🍷
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Owner/Winemaker @peonylanewine Low intervention wine from North America's highest elevation wine region. Bitcoin preferred.
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BenJustman 3 weeks ago
On LinkedIn today a fat bald dude took exception to one of my health posts to which I replied: You don't look like you know about health. Then a woman with INSTENSE resting bitch face told me: "My response was inappropriate" I uh, don't think she knows about being nice.
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BenJustman 3 weeks ago
It takes four years before a new vine gives you a good harvest. That's also the minimum length of time you should hold bitcoin. I planted a new vineyard in 2020 and found bitcoin later that same year. Both are taking longer than I expected. That's fine by me. image
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BenJustman 3 weeks ago
That's it. No more TV until Football season. It was a great year for the Broncos, Spurs and the world cup, but now it's time to LIVE.
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BenJustman 3 weeks ago
Not all grapes carry the same histamine load and the gap between varieties is bigger than people assume. Thick-skinned reds like Malbec and Syrah produce more histamines during fermentation than thin-skinned ones. A big reason why histamine sensitivity hits harder in reds than whites. That said, the histamine load matters less than your body's ability to process it. Many winemakers overuse sulfur. They argue that people do not have negative reactions to sulfur without recognizing that sulfur decreases your body's ability to process histamines and can lead to allergic-like reactions after drinking wine. My Estate Pinot Noir is a thin-skinned grape and I use minimal sulfur in producing it. If you get headaches from drinking red wine, this Pinot's for you.