Author: gusclemens

Spain has long planted the world’s most wine vine acreage, but their traditional horticulture methods meant they did not produce most wine. Continue reading →

Mother’s Day wine columns grow more difficult each year. Lilting riffs about sweet, fruity libations because “little woman” isn’t into real wine are so baroquely foolish you venture there today only in parody. Continue reading →

Paeans continue for the “Mediterranean diet” focused on olive oil, nuts, fish, and some wine. Continue reading →

It’s wine time in spring, so we review classic tasting technique to help you get most enjoyment from your next wine festival, winery tour, or cork pulling with friends. We also throw in a few helpful notes. Continue reading →

Where were you with wine in 1984? Continue reading →

This is the week the IRS has made. Continue reading →

If you are searching online to buy wine online or prior to going to a store, odds are you are seeing red. Continue reading →

Bed, Bath and Beyond. And booze. Continue reading →

Terrible news for Argentina; fabulous news for us. Continue reading →

Oenophilic legerdemain works winery wonders, but good wine remains what happens in the dirt and on the trestle and inside the vine. Continue reading →