Ready to pour yourself a glass without pouring on the calories? If you love wine but hate the thought of it ruining your diet ...

When it comes to pairing wine with healthy meals, it’s all about balance—both in flavor and nutrition. Whether you're ...

There are several alcoholic beverages that people can enjoy if they're trying to watch their calorie intake, but still imbibe. Experts share what to order.

After a lot of experimentation, Joldersma says the team—including a winemaker and a flavor scientist—realized that they could create wines with around half the alcohol (and calories ...

Non-alcoholic versions of beer, spirits and even wine are all the rage ... “Alcohol contains calories, so you’ll have less calories in a non-alcoholic beer versus an alcoholic one,” says ...

Calorie content was only displayed on a fifth ... adult's daily sugar limit by drinking two medium-sized glasses of some wines. Getty Images Analysis on more than 30 bottles of wine has found ...

How many calories? Can I see the nutrition ... There’s not a culture of aging wines. There’s not a fetishization of historic chateaux or buying futures,” says Taylor of natural wines ...

These trending wines boast fewer calories, fewer carbohydrates, and lower alcohol, and most of the brands have zero residual sugar. Marketers also get more bang for their buck, as these healthier ...

A DIY white wine spritzer is a great low-sugar and low-calorie option.

Personal trainer Sam Quinn, of Nuffield Health, told The Telegraph that adults must be in a 500-calorie deficit from their maintenance calorie consumption in order to lose weight. While the amount ...