Amid the surging popularity of non-alcoholic and low-ABV (alcohol by volume) beverages, oenophiles who’ve wanted to hop on ...

Those products rubbed shoulders in Paris this week with established producers and distillers of all things alcoholic at a big ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Uncorking wine and spirits adventures around the world. Arlow is debuting this month as a new low-alcohol wine brand, crafted with ...

To find out which non-alcoholic sparkling wines are worth serving, Consumer Reports enlisted 12 staffers to do a blind taste test. "They tested eight de-alcoholized sparkling wines, which are made the ...

The difference is small, but meaningful. These days, just because you want to enjoy a glass of bubbly or open a bottle of red, white, or rosé, it doesn't mean you're necessarily pouring a traditional ...

Who doesn't love a classic Italian salad dosed in red wine vinegar, quality olive oil, and savory herbs? If you and your family (kids included) love the taste of red wine vinegar, you may have ...

As consumer tastes move more to non-alcohol wines, lower alcohol ciders and other specialty beverages, the pressure on the wine industry to lower the heat continues. Wine is viewed differently than ...

That “12% ABV” might not mean what you think. U.S. rules let wines under 14% alcohol vary by ±1.5%, so a bottle labeled 12% ABV could actually be anywhere from 10.5% to 13.5% ABV — a swing that ...

It's no secret that high-alcohol drinks and hot weather aren't the best mix. These bottles are all 5–12% ABV and sure to quench your thirst. Wanda Mann has been writing about wine for more than a ...

Discover how a new Supreme Court case about Arizona’s DtC wine shipping laws could reshape Dormant Commerce Clause alcohol ...