For someone who socializes with royalty and makes a wine that sells for roughly $33,000 a bottle, the 48-year-old Pasquet is ...

The first winery in Bordeaux is set to sell non-alcoholic versions of wines from the region, according to the French daily ...

The authors of the report estimate that 40 percent ... on top of alcohol makes this much worse. Despite this, misconceptions persist. The type of alcoholic beverage, be it beer, wine, or spirits ...

"Acute and chronic dependence and tolerance to alcohol is a high-risk factor for social functioning and mental health." "A glass of red wine is included in terms of the alcoholic beverages that ...

Moët Hennessy, the wines and spirits division of LVMH, has acquired a minority stake in French Bloom, a producer of alcohol-free sparkling wine. According to Moët Hennessy, the partnership aims ...

"One of the most common mistakes is assuming alcohol lasts forever once opened, but that's not 'true'. As much as we love saving a great bottle of whisky or wine for special occasions, time takes ...

Moët Hennessy, the wines and spirits division of LVMH, has acquired a minority stake in French Bloom, a leading producer of premium alcohol-free sparkling wines. The investment signals a shared ...

In the same way that vegetarian steaks are somewhat disappointing, wines with no alcohol are a compromise. For one thing, they cannot be called wine and have to comply with soft drink regulations.

Launched in 2021, French Bloom makes its alcohol-free sparkling wines with a combination of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir grapes, claiming to use “a visionary winemaking and dealcoholization process”.

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While at the 'Food & Wine' Classic in Charleston, Bertinelli spoke with PEOPLE about aging, menopause and going alcohol-free Antonia DeBianchi is an Associate Editor, Food & Lifestyle, at PEOPLE.

Scots now have to pay at least £6 for a bottle of wine after SNP ministers hiked the minimum alcohol price by 15p per unit. Alcoholic drinks may no longer be sold for less than 65p per unit ...