The wife and I are looking for something wild to watch…

What’s the most mind-bending movie you’ve ever seen?

Dry January is here, and with it comes a chance for many to reset their relationship with alcohol.

As a winemaker, you might think I’m here to discourage that. But I’m not. Let’s talk about balance, quality, and healthy drinking habits. 👇

Alcohol is a powerful tool. Used responsibly, it can elevate life: a great meal, a celebration, a moment of reflection.

Escape is fleeting, but enhancement lasts. Find YOUR balance.

Finding balance with alcohol isn’t just about how much you drink—it’s about how and why.

• Drink with intention, not out of habit.

• Pair it with good food and good people.

• Take breaks to reset and reflect on your habits.

Find YOUR balance.

The right wine isn’t just about the alcohol—it’s about the flavors, the experience, and the people you share it with. Balance starts with knowing what’s in your glass.

Not all wine is created equal.

The industry hides a lot—wine quality isn’t all about price, and ingredients aren’t listed on labels. It’s a wild world of excessive sulfites, artificial flavorings, and even dyes like MegaPurple.

Balance starts with knowing what’s in your glass.

You can taste quality, but you can also feel it.

A great, clean wine elevates the moment while drinking, and leaves you feeling good the next day.

If not having a hangover sounds too good to be true, don't trust me, try it for yourself.

If you’re rethinking your relationship with alcohol, I encourage you to focus on balance and quality. When you’re ready to drink again, make it special

I craft natural wines designed to elevate life’s best moments

Learn why Natural Wine matters👇

PeonyLaneWine.com

RUNNING #ALBYHUB

Lol, we all have our moments. Don’t worry I ain’t never gonna stop stacking sats

This is a rough cycle. Mentally as far as I'm concerned we haven't had a a bull market since 2017. 7 years of meaningless chop ....as always there's light at the end of the tunnel, but just when I think we're reaching the end, we round another corner.

Not sure if other hodlers are like me, but I find it difficult to live in the moment. I do my best, but it's almost as if my life is on hold until we have a raging bull market. There are places I want to travel, a home I want to build, but instead I'm stacking and waiting, and the years are going by.

My first child was born around the last bull market, I've spent the majority of their life obsessed with bitcoin, stacking sats, and waiting for our "real life" to start. I still think I've been a good husband and father, but I know I could be better. Unable to ever fully be present, that nagging hope of a better future always in the back of my mind.

As bitcoin cascades down today in yet another liquidation wick, I can't help but reflect on the past. Perhaps we're all destined to be Moses, wandering the desert for 40 years, the imperfect saviors of our individual tribes. We'll be remembered, but only our children will ever reach the promise land. Could be worse I suppose. I still don't think that's very likely, I think we very well might be rounding that final corner of the tunnel, but I'm trying to come to terms with the fact that that might not be true. Perhaps there's another 33 years of wandering.