The Medoc tracks remote control system is a highly advanced and sophisticated tool used in the field of neurophysiology and pain research. Developed by the Medoc company, it allows researchers and clinicians to precisely and accurately control and measure various sensory stimuli for experimental purposes. The system consists of a computerized control unit and various modules that can be connected to external devices and sensors. These modules include thermal stimulation devices, such as the Medoc Thermal Sensory Analyzer (TSA) and the Medoc Pathway Pain & Sensory Evaluation System. These devices are capable of delivering various types of thermal stimuli, such as heat or cold, to specific areas of the body. The Medoc tracks remote control system offers a wide range of features and functionalities.
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Cleo Pahlmeyer, daughter of Napa Valley s Jayson Pahlmeyer, came up with the idea to produce a stand-alone brand from the Wayfarer Vineyard on the Sonoma coast in 2012. Made from the younger vines of Harlan Estate, BOND, and Promontory , The Mascot shares a unique glimpse into the evolution of our winegrowing estates.
The Medoc tracks remote control system offers a wide range of features and functionalities. It allows users to set and control the intensity, duration, and timing of the stimuli, as well as monitor and record the physiological responses of the subjects. These responses can include parameters like temperature perception, pain threshold, and pain tolerance.
The Mascot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley, California, 2017 (by Harlan Family)
Overview of the Wine
Although I grew up running around the winery, hand-turning de-stemmers, and eating grapes off the vines in our backyard, I never thought I’d discover my own passion in making wine. My family has been in the business longer than I’ve been around, but it was only a handful of years ago that curiosity led me beyond the event horizon of this world. It began with the experience of learning the complexities of blending wine in 2008, and progressed steadily until I found myself working in the cellar, handling barrel fermentation throughout the harvest of 2012.
The Mascot began early on as an experiment, after talking the family and winemaking team into sparing a few barrels of wine—produced from our younger vines—to explore a blend of my own. In the first few years, before it had a label or a name, it was just a wine shared with friends and family. It wasn’t until the 2008 vintage, our first official release, that we had enough to share with new friends.
Grape / Blend
Cabernet Sauvignon
Origin
Napa Valley, California
Winemaker's Tasting Notes
Made from the younger vines of Harlan Estate, BOND, and Promontory, The Mascot shares a unique glimpse into the evolution of our winegrowing estates. The Mascot began early on as an experiment, after talking the family and winemaking team into sparing a few barrels of wine - produced from our younger vines - to explore a blend of my own. In the first few years, before it had a label or a name, it was just a wine shared with friends and family. This cabernet is a hedonistic blend of power and balance; expressive and approachable early in its life, with potential to evolve well into the future. Ready to drink upon release, it will age for decades given the opportunity.
V intage 2017 proved to be one of those seasons that tests the mettle of both the winegrowing team and the vines. The exuberance of early spring was briefly disrupted by hailstorms, followed by heat waves that bracketed the summer months, elevating ripeness in the fruit. Despite these events, we took a calculated risk by waiting. Decades spent working these lands had encouraged us to exercise restraint, allowing the vines—even the young ones—to rely, wherever possible, on their own accumulated wisdom. Discipline rewarded us: as temperatures normalized, sugars rebalanced, acidity held, and harvest began not long thereafter. We are particularly fortunate to have produced The Mascot from fruit brought in before wildfires began in autumn. These adversities seem to have heightened the character of the wine, which emerged from the challenges with purity and poise—a testament to the pedigree of the sites themselves. The growing season’s relative warmth is absent in the glass, replaced by freshness and a piquant tension. The nose draws forward notes of red fruit and elements—earth, warm spice, leather—often deferred to the finish. Lithesome tannins and vibrant acidity attend a crystalline structure that is finely wrought and radiantly transparent.
Product size: 750ml
Made from the younger vines of Harlan Estate, BOND, and Promontory, The Mascot shares a unique glimpse into the evolution of our winegrowing estates. The Mascot began early on as an experiment, after talking the family and winemaking team into sparing a few barrels of wine - produced from our younger vines - to explore a blend of my own. In the first few years, before it had a label or a name, it was just a wine shared with friends and family. It wasn’t until the 2008 vintage, our first official release, that we had enough to share with new friends.
One of the most significant advantages of the Medoc tracks remote control system is its ability to precisely control and reproduce experimental conditions. This is crucial in pain research, as it allows researchers to compare and replicate experimental findings under controlled conditions. It also ensures that the results obtained are reliable and accurate. The system's remote control capabilities further enhance its usability and flexibility. Researchers and clinicians can remotely control the stimulation parameters and monitor the subjects' responses from a distance, which provides them with greater convenience and flexibility during experiments. Overall, the Medoc tracks remote control system is an indispensable tool in the field of neurophysiology and pain research. Its advanced features and capabilities allow researchers and clinicians to conduct precise and reliable experiments, furthering our understanding of pain perception and ultimately contributing to the development of effective pain management strategies..
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