For many people, a meal is not complete without a glass of wine. If white wine is your favorite — whether a bottle of something special or a restaurant's house wine — you can include it in your diet without worry.

While many of us drink coffee to perk up, it just so happens that our daily java packs a few additional benefits as well.

As more and more people wisely continue to steer clear of processed foods and trans fats, communities across the country are seeing a rise in specialty stores and outdoor markets that offer fresh, locally sourced fare. This is good news for local economies, the environment and, most of all, our health.

While good cocktails can liven up the atmosphere, they also tend to result in morning-after headaches and — occasionally — a bit of regret. If you enjoy the occasional cocktail, there are ways to make them that will minimize the negative effects, like using whole-food mixers. The following cocktail (and mocktail!

Sparkling water may not be the guilt-free soda-alternative we always thought it was — it may even be causing you to gain weight.

A new study concludes that a healthy adult can safely consume up to four cups of coffee per day, or six shots of espresso.

A new Danish beer is here to truly test your limits with their newly launched “Pisner” a beer made using human urine

Yale School of Medicine neurologist Dr. Gordon Shepherd claims that drinking wine is a better workout for your brain than solving math equations.

Are you craving a beer but don't want all those calories? These 10 flavorful and low-calorie craft beers are sure to satisfy.

Someone has figured out how to turn grape juice into wine on their Instant Pot, and it's a whole lot easier than you think.

Due to extreme weather conditions in Europe and the Northern California wildfires, there could be a wine shortage in the near future.

Is that a coffee or dessert? Some of these popular coffee drinks are so padded with fat and calories, it's hard to tell. Read on to see what the 12 worst coffee drinks are.