A bargain, no-alcohol wine substitute that looks and tastes like the real thing. Light peachy flavours with a clean, fresh ...

A lovely Prosecco, from a top producer, without the alcohol ... It’s difficult to keep all the right red wine flavours at just 7 per cent alcohol, but this manages superbly with spiced plum ...

In general red wines have more alcohol than white, and also have dry tannins that make them difficult to drink, in particular without food. I would suggest starting off with lighter wines ...

No alcohol is completely off-limits for people with diabetes. You are probably better off, however, if you choose drinks that have fewer carbohydrates, such as light beers, dry wines, and seltzers.

Chemicals in red wine fight inflammation and free radicals ... The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says that “moderate” alcohol consumption is no more than 2 drinks a day for men or 1 ...

Back in the day, it was pretty much limited to sugar or citric acid. Nowadays, there’s a raft of alternatives to plug the ...

Health fears over alcohol have become harder to ignore and it might feel like every other person is taking a break from booze ...

Don't let your leftover white wine go to waste. Find out how long it will stay fresh in your fridge and what you can do to ...

Others, like dessert wines, have added sugars ... that can actually give you a larger serving size without adding more ...

There is growing demand for fruitier wine styles and NoLos - no-and low-alcohol beverages - in Asia, says Australian winery ...