Drinking red wine has its health benefits. Red wine is made by fermenting dark-coloured, whole grapes, and when enjoyed in ...

Even the health benefits associated with wine disappear when people drink too much. For example, the studies cited above indicating greater bone density for women who were moderate drinkers also ...

Humans have been drinking wine since the Dark Ages. The ancient Greeks even worshipped a god of wine. It wasn't until the 20th century that we started asking ourselves, is red wine good for us?

By Tony Edwards is a former BBC TV producer-director-writer with more than 80 science documentaries to his credit (including ...

you would need to drink vast quantities of red wine, which would not be good for health, to get enough resveratrol to replicate the effect seen in animal studies, she adds. “The health benefits ...

As study panels debate the risks and benefits of moderate drinking, conflicting data and convoluted messages leave consumers ...

Dan Buettner has spent years researching areas of the world where people live longest and his findings suggest that there are ...

Moderate wine drinking lowers heart disease risk, particularly on a Mediterranean diet, says a study from the European Heart Journal. Lead author Professor Ramon Estruch notes wine's health ...

Is there anything more festive than a hot mug of mulled wine? As if you needed an excuse to have a cup, we’ve been looking into the very real benefits of the spiced drink. Few things say ...