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

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 ...

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

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 you want to open a bottle (but avoid any next-day fuzziness) here are the best non-alcoholic red, white, rosé and sparkling wines to try. But reducing your alcohol intake – for whatever ...

you’ll want to search for a wine lower in both sugar and alcohol. The Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommends no more than two drinks per day for men and no more than one drink per day for ...

“I think previously, part of the problem was they weren’t very good and now with some of the low-pressure extraction methods for alcohol, you [can] actually make a reasonably good beer or wine.” ...

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.