The traditional spirit tells the story of wherever its plant source has grown across the deserts and forests of Northern ...

In the quiet countryside of Zayas de Báscones, a subtle architectural form is beginning to take shape. When completed, the ...

Billed by its author as a “super-geeky scientific take on wine designed to help people debunk myths and better understand how ...

The Scots are a practical and direct people. They spell whisky without an “e.” The “e” takes up ink and space and is quite ...

"Most light white and rosé wines will be drinkable for up to a week when stored in your refrigerator with a cork," advises ...

While you may usually grab the nearest bottle of red when it comes to deglazing a pan to make a sauce, our expert recommends ...

The short answer is: yes, of course you can. You should always feel free to drink wine any way you please. Now pairing wine with ice cream seems to be a growing trend on social media. It’s a Gen ...

Perhaps you enjoy the odd glass of wine after work, or have a few pints on Saturdays only and abstain for the rest of the week. And if you've been drinking a bit more than usual recently - well ...

Current UK guidance advises drinking no more than 14 'units' of alcohol per week, spread over three or more days. In context, that's the same as six medium (175ml) glasses of wine, or six pints of ...

As a general rule I drink reds in winter and whites in summer. So, red takes up about 95 per cent of my annual wine consumption although, happily, less so this past few days. Did you know with a ...

But with good weather comes good wine, and the thought of relaxing in the garden with a refreshing glass of wine or complementing a home-cooked meal with the perfect pour becomes increasingly ...

From grape variety to the shape of the glass you drink from, there are countless ways to savour wine. However, one expert has introduced her unique twist on the beverage, which she describes as ...