Welcome back to J.B. squared. We call it J.B. Hager and Johann Berniel is our resident expert here, who also goes by J.B. quite often. And today we're going to do a week two recap, looking back at the Giro d'italia, which will include stages 10 through 15.

All right.

But before we get into that, I do want to tell you about our partners at Dry Farm Wines.

I have become such a fan of this company.

They don't make wine.

They curate the best wines for you and then ship them to you.

I was so impressed when I met them and heard the story that I started a monthly subscription.

I get six bottles sitting to me every month.

And what they curate is things that are grown properly, right? Not all the additives.

In the U.S., there are over 70 additives that can go into winemaking legally, right? And that's why

a lot of times certain wines get you all stuffed up, right, and hangovers.

And just don't leave you feeling as good.

These are very, very pure, sugar-free, like I said, no additives.

And they curate all these, and they're at a good price point.

You know, I think they average about $25 a bottle.

And my dad's a wine lover, and he always says anybody can go out and buy a $100 bottle.

And then you're pretty sure it's a good wine.

The real trick is the hunt to find those good bargains, curate them, find them.

They do that for you.

So it makes it much more affordable.

And the subscription model is awesome.

I think you would really, really like this, Johan.

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