R ed wine is more than just a drink; it's a cultural phenomenon that has been celebrated for centuries. From ancient rituals ...

Some studies found that red wine consumed in moderation may reduce heart disease risks and protect against cognitive decline.

While the body of evidence to date shows that alcohol can cause cancer, the data on red wine are less clear-cut.

Red wine lovers, beware, because not all glasses are created equal. We dig into precisely how much sugar is hiding in your ...

What happens when your passion and life’s work are called a health risk? Our wine critic contemplates the surgeon general’s ...

Wine caps are named for their wine-red round heads ... and eating them may provide a variety of health benefits. Calcium. Wine cap mushrooms contain calcium, which is also important for bone ...

Black grapes have been grown in Europe and Asia for over 6,000 years. The black grapes we enjoy today (Vitis vinifera) come in two varieties — one grows in Western Asia near the Black Sea, and ...

Researchers and wine lovers have long been interested in the potential links between moderate alcohol consumption and good health. That interest only grew in 2024. While a vocal neo-Prohibitionist ...

There are plenty of myths in the health and wellbeing space, with online trends exaggerating the promises ... "And once those things were accounted for in future studies, the risks of drinking even a ...

better health. This unusual drink, known as snake wine, has been consumed for centuries, and many believe it offers a range of medicinal benefits. Snake wine is thought to have originated from ...