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Passenger shocked by plane crew error that put her 3 yr old at risk
They turned water into wine. A business class passenger flying Cathay Pacific was horrified upon discovering flight attendants had served…
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What is trendy ‘natural wine’? Booze quality rated from ‘exceptional’ to ‘just plain weird’
If you are a wine lover, you may have seen, or even tried, a natural wine. They’ve been gaining a following for…
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Science finally knows why red wine causes splitting headaches
The grape debate has been settled. Two scientists at the University of California, Davis, believe they discovered why Cabernets, Pinot…
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Beer drinkers have worse diets than wine drinkers: new study
Beer drinkers won’t be in good spirits when they read this news. Lager lovers tend to have worse diets, exercise…
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Dior’s new skincare line is infused with wine
Dior’s new skincare line will have you aging like fine wine. The luxury house dropped their latest, and most expensive,…
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What liqueur are you based on your zodiac sign?
‘Tis the season for schnapps and cordials, my friends. National Liqueur Day arrives on October 16, and with it, the…
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Business
More than 100 members of Congress call for US to ‘suspend’ controversial health study on alcohol
More than 100 members of Congress have called for the US government to “suspend” an influential study about the health…
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Business
Constellation Brands slashes outlook on weak wine demand
Booze giant Constellation Brands on Tuesday warned it could be forced to write down the value of its assets by…
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Stories
Hotshot sommelier at Michelin star-rated NYC hotspot accused of stabbing wife: ‘My husband tried to kill me’
These are the grapes of wrath. A rising-star sommelier who formerly worked at two acclaimed Manhattan restaurants allegedly stabbed his…
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Studies that suggest moderate drinking is good for you are flawed: study
The French correction? The long-held notion that the cheese- and butter-lovin’ French enjoy relatively low rates of heart disease because…
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