Taking a break from booze? These non-alcoholic bubbles taste just as good as the real stuff. Here are the best non-alcoholic ...

As wine drinkers look for more options, more high-end winemakers are beginning to explore de-alcoholized wines ...

The most recent statistics released by government tracking systems show that for the last year only one grape variety has increased in sales; all the rest declined. The two most popular wines ...

Enter: alcohol-free wines. Whether you live a sober lifestyle, drink mindfully or simply don’t always want to drink something boozy, there are plenty of zero and low-alcohol wine alternatives to ...

The two most popular wines, Chardonnay and Cabernet, declined more than 4% each. One reason for this, which we reported on previously, is that U.S. consumers are seeking lower-alcohol wines.

When looking for wine-based drinks for spring, of course there’s the ever-popular spritz to consider, making use of fizzy wine and soda water with other additions for flavor and color.