Is red wine good for your heart? A cardiovascular surgeon in Savannah, Georgia, has some definite thoughts about the matter. "In a nutshell, red wine is not good for your heart," Dr. Jeremy London ...

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Known for its rich, layered red blends, Apothic combines different varietals creating unique, flavorful wines. This wine features dark fruit, vanilla, and mocha, with a velvety, slightly sweet finish.

White and rosé wine should be kept in the fridge,” she continued, “but not served too cold as drinking it too chilled can mask the crisp and fruity flavors.” “Red wine should be stored at ...

and sip it while you whip up your mulled wine. Made from organically farmed fruit sourced across California’s Mendocino County, this approachable, easy-drinking red possesses classic Zinfandel ...

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Alcohol generally isn’t recommended for those with diabetes, but red wine may contain some beneficial compounds for heart health. Still, experts recommend moderation. Adults with diabetes have ...

Experts believe it can even help stave off Type 2 diabetes and dementia, so should we all be drinking more red wine? It’s the chemical compound found in the skin of red grapes that seems to make ...

Want to know the best red wines you can buy from the supermarkets, including Aldi, Asda, Tesco and Waitrose? For our independent expert taste test, we asked a panel of wine experts to blind-taste and ...

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“While the study suggests that low to moderate wine consumption may lower CVD (cardiovascular) risk, it is not an all clear to crack open a bottle of red wine,” said Tracy Parker, senior ...