This wine was big in the '80s, but then died off. Now, this Italian red is back in California - and it looks nothing like the ...

More than one quarter of Scottish food and drink businesses (27%) do not have net-zero goals, despite “tougher” demands on sustainability from retail buyers and consumers, new research has found.

Now that it's officially summer, we're filling our calendars with endless pool days, trail runs, patio parties and late-night bonfires. But as fun as it is, all the excitement can be exhausting.

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However, as a society, we’re very keen to create ‘healthy hierarchies’ when it comes to food and drink choices. When, in reality, most things are okay in moderation.

As rosé wine became the unofficially-official drink of summer, sake producers in Japan noticed an opportunity to tap into the zeitgeist.

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The mocktail made of mint and lemonade is popular in the region; it’s one of many non-alcoholic drinks available to the growing number of sober travelers. Photograph by Laurent Cousin, Haytham ...

Most of us are also familiar with the old adage: Drink eight 8-ounce glasses of water daily. The eight-by-eight rule advises us to drink 64 ounces (approximately 1.9 liters) of water daily.

Rosé Sake Is the Summer Drink You’re About to See Everywhere Balanced, acidic, umami-forward, and sometimes sparkling, these blush-worthy bottles are coming for your summer wine.