Jun 15 2011
Iron Age Beer-Making Operation Discovered
France today may be renowned for its fine wines, but it has at least a 2,500-year-old history of beer-making.
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Apr 21 2011
‘World’s Oldest Champagne’ to be Sold at Auction
Two bottles of 200-year old champagne recently salvaged from a Baltic Sea shipwreck will be auctioned off in June.
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Feb 09 2011
Bordeaux Wines Face Climate Threat
Higher temperatures mean that grapes in Bordeaux may ripen earlier and become vulnerable to malnutrition.
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Jan 17 2011
World’s Oldest Heidsieck Champagne Found in Shipwreck
A third brand has been discovered in a cache of 200-year-old bottles of champagne.
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Jan 11 2011
Oldest Winery Unearthed in Armenian Cave
The rudimentary wine press and vat date to more than 6,000 years ago.
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Dec 30 2010
Hangover Tips Just in Time for New Year’s
After the countdown ends, the confetti falls and the champagne bottles are empty, all that's left is a hangover.
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Dec 30 2010
Hangover Tips Just in Time for New Year’s
After the countdown ends, the confetti falls and the champagne bottles are empty, all that's left is a hangover.
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Nov 29 2010
Chemicals in Apple Skins, Wine Could Help Fight Alzheimer’s
A type of chemical derived from curry, wine and apple skins may help protect nerve cells from Alzheimer's.
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Oct 06 2010
Light Drinking Said OK for Pregnant Women
While binge drinking is still harmful, pregnant women can safely consume small amounts of alcohol.
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Oct 04 2010
Beer Gets Boost with Microbrew View
A technique normally used in the biomedical field is allowing scientists to see deeper into beer than ever before.
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