Tag Archives: Health
Scientist Who Studied Wine Accused Of Faking Data.
January 26, 2012The University of Connecticut has accused Dipak Das, a professor and researcher who published studies touting the health benefits of consuming red wine, of falsifying data and is seeking his dismissal, according to a report in Wine Spectator. The university’s … Continue reading
Posted in News | Tagged Health | Leave a comment //This Week in Wine–12/18/11
December 18, 2011French Lessons: Why Letting Kids Drink At Home Isn’t ‘Tres Bien’ Many European parents, and some American ones, too, have long figured if they let their kids drink alcohol at home, they’d be less likely to go hog wild … Continue reading
Posted in News | Tagged France, Health | Leave a comment //Understanding Moscato.
December 7, 2011What is Moscato? Moscato is a sweet dessert-style white wine, typically lower in alcohol, and usually lightly sparkling. It’s a taste that Millennials seem to be digging big-style (but we’ll get to that in a minute)! Muscat Blanc à Petits … Continue reading
Posted in News | Tagged Calories in Moscato, Gallo, Health, Moscato, Moscato d'Asti, Muscat, Piedmont, Sommelier | Leave a comment //My Top 10 Reasons to Love Wine (If You Don’t Already) – #3
November 22, 2011#3 Wine is good for you! It seems that every week a new study is released showing the health benefits of wine. Research shows that moderate consumption of wine can combat everything from premature aging, to Alzheimer’s, to risk of … Continue reading
Posted in Facts | Tagged Health | Leave a comment //This Week in Wine – 9/25/11
September 25, 2011It’s all a Bunch of Lies! There is no Wine Fountain of Youth, New Study Says. A group of scientists who thought they found the fountain of youth may be all wet. New research from England suggests the … Continue reading
Posted in News | Tagged Chateau Montelena, Grgich Hills, Health, Moscato, Moscato d'Asti, Sirtuin, Sirtuins | 1 Comment //Antioxidant-Rich Beverages
September 25, 2011 Posted in Facts | Tagged Antioxidants, Health | 1 Comment //← Older posts
