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Brain Wines
Member Since 2012
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BIO
For three years I had a monthly wine/spirits/food “lifestyle” magazine column where I explored some fun and varied topics.
Now I’m focusing on my own website (http://www.BrainWines.com) by detailing the wonderful wineries and wine professionals I’ve interacted with over the years.
My academic career (Ph.D. in Neuropharmacology) involved the study of how biochemical cascades within the brain lead to long-lasting neuronal changes, including our memories.
Therefore, when my brain tells me that whatever stuff I just jammed in my piehole is delicious, my interest usually relates to the cerebral hows and whys of my responses.
I hope you enjoy my musings.
J Pinot Gris
Region: United States, California, Sonoma County, Russian River Valley
Vintage: 2006