Is wine really healthier than beer? Do spirits have fewer calories? Here’s how popular drinks stack up and how to sip more ...

Early theories credited regular red wine intake for [a heart health] protective effect,” says Sapna Peruvemba, M.S., R.D.N., a dietitian and Ph.D. student in nutritional science at Loma Linda ...

We've been drinking wine for thousands of years. It's produced and consumed in nearly every region of the world, each with its own varietals, customs, and traditions. Wine, especially red wine, has ...

Dietitians say no amount of wine is truly healthy—even though red wine contains more antioxidants, both types carry the same ...

Experts say that while red wine’s antioxidants may offer some benefits, daily drinking can also raise your risk of cancer, ...

From pricy mocktails to non-alcoholic wine, there's no doubt that alcohol-free beverages are more than just a trend. Non-alcoholic drinks have become readily available at bars, restaurants, and ...

(WKBN) – The Cleveland Clinic took another look at the heart benefits, or the theory that there is one, from red wine. According to the Cleveland Clinic, there is some research that connects moderate ...

Is wine really heart-healthy? A cardiologist explains the truth about alcohol, heart disease risks, and why drinking may do more harm than benefit.

Like dark chocolate and coffee, red wine vacillates between health food and vice. So let’s get to the bottom once and for all: Is red wine good for you? And if so, what makes red wine in particular so ...

We've been drinking wine for thousands of years. It's produced and consumed in nearly every region of the world, each with its own varietals, customs, and traditions. Wine, especially red wine, has ...