Wine has long been a cornerstone of social gatherings and culinary experiences. However, in recent years, consumer preferences have begun to shift. Alongside the focus on health and wellness, a ...

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GREENSBORO, N.C. — Whether you're doing Dry January or you want to have a few non-alcoholic selections on hand for your holiday parties, Consumer Reports did a blind taste test to find out which ...

As consumer tastes move more to non-alcohol wines, lower alcohol ciders and other specialty beverages, the pressure on the wine industry to lower the heat continues. Wine is viewed differently than ...

t’s that time of year again when Champagne corks are flying and we all face at least one awful party-season hangover. Or do we? Growing teetotalism and Gen Z’s sober-curious habits (they drink 20% ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Uncorking wine and spirits adventures around the world. Arlow is debuting this month as a new low-alcohol wine brand, crafted with ...

The wine industry is changing, with low- and no-alcohol alternatives all the rage – are you prepared? The market for low alcohol (<0.5%v/v) and alcohol free (<0.05%v/v) wine products is continuing to ...

If you’re counting calories, a glass of wine might be your alcoholic beverage of choice, as it’s a lighter option than many other mixed drinks. Reduced-calorie wines can save you even more calories, ...