This antioxidant-packed drink might benefit your heart health. But do the benefits outweigh the risks? Reviewed by Dietitian ...

To help with visualizing a standard pour of wine, five ounces is a little more than a 1/2 cup of liquid. About 5 glasses of ...

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 ...

The World Cancer Research Fund ruled that women should be avoiding alcohol as any amount increases breast cancer risk - Getty We cling tightly to the studies that say the odd glass of red is healthy, ...

Red wine in wineglasses and Christmas ball against holiday lights background. With all the cooking and hosting that goes on in December, making sure your guests enjoy wines that pair well with the ...

‘Tis the season for giving, receiving, eating and drinking — and while traditional food dishes are likely a staple in households all over the world, a signature bottle of wine may be missing from ...

As dedicated wine lovers, there are few things more disappointing to us than being seated in a restaurant and spotting inexpensive, thick, big-box store-style wineglasses on the table, which is a ...

A red wine glass is seen at Milas Restaurant & Bar in Schenectady. An assortment of wine glasses, red left, white on right, are displayed behind the bar at Milas Restaurant & Bar in Schenectady. When ...

Tara Reid landed in the hospital in Chicago early Sunday morning hours after drinking a glass of wine she alleges had been ...

Wine, especially red wine, may benefit your heart, brain, gut and reduce inflammation. Consuming more than the recommended amount may disrupt sleep and harm health. Use wine in vinaigrettes, dressings ...