Add a bottle of wine to ... of hazelnut chocolate for spirited contrast between sips. Andrea is partial to the Diamond Collection Prosecco from Francis Ford Coppola (it has apple and peach notes!).

The medical journal also details how popular teas like green tea ... people are more inclined to drink wine. Miga believes that dark chocolate complements black, pu’er or herbal teas with ...

Wine and chocolate are a match made in culinary heaven. There's a certain decadence to this duo that really hits the spot. However, there are several factors to consider when pairing wine with food.

Researchers shed light on the optimal intake of B-Type Procyanidins found in cocoa, apples, and grape seeds to get their multiple health benefits. Moderate consumption of red wine has been ...

Getty But have you ever had a chocolate-covered wine pineapple ... Glue on some leaves (you can also use green paper or improvise with fake grass, etc.) and wrap some raffia ribbon around ...

Good news for Bay State chocolate fanatics: “Food & Wine” recently published “The ... for its locally sourced ingredients, including apple cider, maple syrup, and rye whiskey, and shined ...

"I would say don't eat chocolate and drink red wine because of the resveratrol — you should do it because you enjoy it and it enhances your life," he said. Dr. Richard Semba, W. Richard Green ...