IT accounts for 42 per cent of all wine sold in the UK, with one in five people drinking it weekly. While it’s often been the preserve of Christmas dinners and cheese boards, red wine could hold ...

Some swear by an occasional glass of red wine after a long week, but how beneficial is this supposedly 'healthy' tipple, and ...

M any people believe that sipping a glass of red wine can lead to some impressive health benefits. That’s because previous studies have suggested that red wine consumed in moderation is ...

The ancient Greeks even worshipped a god of wine. It wasn't until the 20th century that we started asking ourselves, is red wine good for us? And that question is now more relevant than ever.

Scientists have found a compound in red wine that could help prevent bowel cancer ... Kirsten Jones reveals nine surprising ...

Dr. Ntiamoah-Mensah emphasised that “there are a lot of studies that have shown that red wine and alcohol have no cumulative ...

The combination which first appeared in the 9th century also can help with inflammation, cholesterol and immunity ...

Though you may not be reaching for red wine for its health benefits, the drink actually contains certain compounds that can improve health, as long as you consume the beverage in moderation.

5. It could support your gut health “Red wine contains polyphenols, a category of plant-based compounds which are packed with antioxidants and potential health benefits,” explains Dr. Macarena ...

Red wine could be good for the gut, increasing the number of different types of helpful bacteria that can live there, according to researchers. The benefits are likely to come from polyphenols ...

When he and his team focused on abstainers who were not elderly or unwell, drinking’s apparent benefits disappeared. There’s also the demographic factor: Moderate wine drinkers appear ...