I also would never turn down a glass of Lambrusco - a near-perfect variety of red wine. A drink that's new-ish to my rotation but which I intend on happily drinking for the remainder of these cold ...

As a result, wine drinking may dampen down the inflammation ... system keeping track of the level of infectious illness in winter, said the study results were good news for wine drinkers.

“There have been widespread claims in the media for decades that drinking a glass of wine daily is beneficial for heart health. However, these claims should be approached with caution.

Based on one study, researchers observed that moderate beer and wine intake was associated with a lower risk of chronic atrophic gastritis in elderly people compared to those who don’t drink ...

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 ...

Sip, swirl, and savour the best of the Cape Winelands at the Ground CRU Wine Festival – Winter Edition, taking place on the 5th & 6th of July 2025 at the stunning Ground The Venue in Muldersdrift.

A new study suggests that regularly drinking champagne and/or white wine could lower your risk of sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) — a serious condition that claims the lives of over 436,000 ...

One of the reasons that many of the older wines we’re still drinking hold up so well is that they “have been built to last,” explains Alex Cuper, wine director at Chicago’s El Che and Brasero.