Author: gusclemens

Wine suggestions for July 4th are laden with pairing perils. Continue reading →

With summer beginning today, terrific summer wine you may not have heard about, and a wine even your friends who don’t think they like wine may enjoy. Continue reading →

Fourth installment in the “second bottle” series: Affordable wine strategies for times when Wine Spectator wonders and Parker-praised pours just are not in the budget. Continue reading →

            Past two columns have been about “second bottle” wine—stuff that is easily drinkable but not “you must try this” discoveries. Continue reading →

Last week we visited wine costing $10 or less—“second bottles”—to assist your survival when pillaging pals lay siege to your painstakingly assembled wine collection. Continue reading →

Most of us cannot pull the cork on $25-plus bottles of wine at end of each day and pay our bills at end of month, or middle of month for that matter. Continue reading →

Aging is one of the more misunderstood aspects of wine. Continue reading →

Pairing wine with food is wonderful element of wine. It also is not rocket science. Continue reading →

Confession: this writer easily succumbs to a vexing vino vortex. Continue reading →

Quick wine tasting refresher course on eve 28th Annual San Angelo Food & Wine Festival. Continue reading →