Category: Recent Columns

If you are over 30, you probably equate wine quality with wine price. Wine makers love you, really love you. Continue reading →

Cuvée (koo-VEY) is wine term that can mean a great deal or nothing at all. Continue reading →

Chenin Blanc is among world’s most planted, most versatile, most delicious wine grapes, and one you probably only experienced at its worst. Continue reading →

Wine recommendations appear at the end of each Gus Clemens on Wine column. What do they mean? Continue reading →

Generally, people regard wine drinkers as somewhat refined, maybe even effete and hoity-toity, the sort of people you don’t imagine openly spitting in public like déclassé snuff dippers or baseball players. Continue reading →

With 89 percent of domestic production, California dominates American wine. Continue reading →

March’s march through wedding party and big party wine madness concludes with strategies and hints. Continue reading →

Continuing advice to frantic families planning weddings, also for those working on parties without the sturm and drang of nuptial-addled bridezillas. Continue reading →

More advice to frantic families planning nuptials, but also hopefully useful for those merely working on a hardy party. Continue reading →

Continued advice to everyone planning nuptials or hardy parties. Continue reading →