The latest figures released by OIV ranked the 15 countries with the highest per capita wine consumption. The latest figures released by OIV  has shown that it was not French or Italian that boast the highest per capita wine consumption. When it comes to guzzling

The “Indiana Jones of alcohol” on how beer launched modern civilization AS A BIOMOLECULAR archaeologist at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, Patrick McGovern, 71, is a modern brewmaster of the ancient empires. By extracting organic material left at archaeological sites, he

Too much alcohol and chilli can set your palate on fire, but there are plenty of wines that match well with all sorts of spicy foods if you know where to look. A few styles to consider when matching wines with spicy food:  Off-dry Riesling

We all know that the US loves Cabernet Sauvignon, but what does the rest of the world think? If you were asked to guess the world's most popular grape variety, you'd come up with a few options, right? Well, the answer is exactly that –

A recent email blast from a public relations firm touted their client’s debut “luxury wine.” It inspired this question: What exactly does that mean? Can a wine be defined as “luxury” without affirmation through independent reviews, market success and time? Lately, luxury has been bandied about