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    Buried jars reveal a Bronze Age recipe for red rice wine

    A team of Chinese and American researchers has uncovered the secrets behind the production of red rice wine in the north…

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    How to Make Matelote — Classic French Fish Stew in Wine Sauce

    Matelote is a classic French fish stew traditionally served with mushrooms or other vegetables on top. Ingredients: assorted fish (trout, pike perch, carp, pike, eel) – 1 kg; dry white…

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    What to Drink Over the Holidays — Which Alcohols Are Worst for Your Health

    The holiday season is not just about delicious food, but also about traditional festive drinks. However, nutrition experts warn that many holiday beverages contain far more calories and sugar than…

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    When Wine Was a School Drink: How French Kids Drank at Recess

    It may sound shocking today, but every French schoolchild used to receive their legal glass of wine during lunch—albeit watered down. And believe it or not, no one was outraged!…

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    Make Apricot Wine at Home — a Seasonal Step-by-Step Recipe

    Apricot wine is known for its rich yellow color, sometimes with a reddish tint, a delicate fruity aroma, and a smooth finish. Fallen fruit is unsuitable for winemaking because it…

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    How Archaeologists Recreated an Emperor’s 2,000‑Year‑Old Chinese Wine

    Archaeologists from the Research Center for the Preservation of Historical and Cultural Heritage at Zhengzhou University have recreated imperial wine using a replica of a 2,000-year-old bronze distiller. This discovery…

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    World’s Oldest Liquid Wine Found in Spain — a 1st-century Sherry

    A team of archaeologists from the University of Córdoba (Spain) has uncovered ancient sherry preserved in liquid form inside a Roman tomb. The oldest wine in the world, discovered in…

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    Ancient Roman Wine Smelled Like Toasted Bread and Walnuts — Here’s Why

    Researchers at Ghent University in Belgium and the University of Warsaw in Poland found that ancient Roman wine had a slightly spicy flavor with notes of toasted bread and walnuts.…

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    5,000-Year-Old Wine Found in the Tomb of Egypt’s First Queen

    Austrian and German archaeologists have excavated the burial complex of Meret-Neit in Abydos, in central Egypt. Researchers date the queen’s reign to around 3000 BC. The massive tomb, built from…

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    Could champagne and white wine help prevent sudden cardiac arrest?

    Researchers in China found that drinking champagne or white wine, eating plenty of fruit, keeping a positive outlook, and maintaining a healthy weight were linked to a lower risk of…

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    A glass of wine may ease the retirement blues — but there are caveats

    If you’ve recently retired and turned to a modest drink to cope with low mood, don’t be too hard on yourself, researchers from the U.S. and Chile say. They found…

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    Why the “French paradox” doesn’t mean a daily glass of wine is safe

    Experts have taken a hard look at the widespread idea that a daily glass of wine is good for you. The findings may disappoint. Proponents of the so-called French paradox,…

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    Daily Glass of Wine Raises Women’s Heart Disease Risk by 45%

    A large-scale study by California cardiologists uncovered new patterns in alcohol use among women and again highlighted alcohol’s harmful effects on women’s health. Researchers from The Permanente Medical Group found…

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    Which Wine Is Least Harmful to Your Health? Dry White Often Wins

    Fans of dry white wine have reason to celebrate. Nutritionists consider dry white wine to be the least harmful alcoholic choice (if we can really call alcohol safe). Some experts…

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    Why red wine gives you a headache — and why pricier bottles may hit harder

    A team of researchers from the University of California has identified the culprit behind the headaches that can overshadow the enjoyment of this intoxicating beverage. The offender is an antioxidant…

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    Coffee by day, wine at night: how the combo affects your sleep

    Researchers from the University of Washington and the University of California found that a glass of wine after work can help you sleep better. But there’s a catch: you need…

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    How a Glass of Red Wine Might Boost Your Sex Life

    Red wine doesn’t just set the mood — a growing body of research suggests it may also revitalize your sex life. A review of dozens of studies found that drinking…

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    Wine and Tea Could Slow Memory Decline in Older Adults

    American researchers have identified certain foods and beverages that can slow down memory decline in older adults. A study published by the American Academy of Neurology found that people who…

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    Half a Glass of Wine a Day May Halve Heart Attack and Stroke Risk — But Experts Push Back

    A team from the University of Barcelona studied the health of Spanish residents who follow a Mediterranean diet, which commonly includes a small glass of wine with dinner. They concluded…

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    Most rosé drinkers are getting it wrong — here’s how to enjoy it

    A team of experts explained what makes the perfect rosé. On a summer evening, there’s nothing quite like savoring a glass of chilled rosé. But that delightful experience comes with…

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    Why clear-bottle wine can smell like cabbage or wet dog

    Here’s why you should avoid wines stored in clear bottles. Regardless of the price, wines in such containers can develop the unpleasant aromas of boiled cabbage, wet dog, and even…

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    Is Red Wine About to Be Dropped from the Mediterranean Diet?

    For many people, red wine is the one thing that makes switching to a healthy diet bearable. Now, however, it looks like wine might be crossed off the list of…

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    Climate Change Could Make Bordeaux Wine Tastier — But That’s Not Good News

    Researchers at the University of Oxford found that warmer temperatures and more rainfall could improve wine quality and flavor. But the team says there’s little reason to celebrate. What Scientists…

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    Can Alcohol-Free Wine Keep Your Skin Looking Younger?

    Early research suggests non-alcoholic wine might help your skin — but is it really an elixir of youth? Non-Alcoholic Wine Benefits for Dull Skin American scientists found that de-alcoholized muscat…

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    The World’s Smallest Vineyard Makes 29 Bottles a Year — Each Sells for €5,000

    Entrepreneur, art collector, and former investment banker Tullio Masoni has created the world’s tiniest vineyard, spanning just about 200 square feet. It’s located on the roof of a 16th-century palazzo…

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    Can a Daily Glass of Wine Actually Help Your Heart?

    People have long believed alcohol can be beneficial. That idea goes back to ancient Greek healers. But the debate continues over whether alcohol really offers health benefits. A Little Alcohol…

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    Why Provençal Rosé Tastes Different at Home and on Vacation

    Thanks to its pearly-pink hue and subtle summer-berry aroma, Provençal rosé has become a symbol of the region. Here, tourists from all over indulge in the legendary drink and often…

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    How climate change will make wine sweeter, stronger, and less distinctive

    The climate crisis threatens nearly every aspect of life, and winemaking is no exception. Researchers at Lancaster University in the UK say warming will make wine sweeter — almost jammy.…

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    White Wine Rage: Why a Few Glasses Can Make People Angry

    Women often complain about what’s called “white wine rage.” There are plenty of stories about people turning into monsters after just a few glasses of Chardonnay. But men aren’t immune…

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    Under the Christmas tree: the world’s smallest winery fits on a rooftop — 29 bottles a year at €5,000 each

    Entrepreneur, art collector, and former investment banker Tullio Masoni has created the world’s smallest vineyard, covering about 200 square feet. It’s perched atop a 16th-century palace in the heart of…

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    How Climate Change Is Reshaping Europe’s Iconic Wines

    Pinot Noir from France, Rioja Rosado from Spain, Brunello di Montalcino from Italy, and many other popular wines could be at risk of disappearing. The cause is predictable: global warming.…

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    How the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs helped give us wine

    The next time you uncork a bottle of wine, raise a glass to the dinosaurs — at least in spirit. In a new study, researchers from the Field Museum of…

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    Hitchhiking from New York: Spotted Lanternfly Eggs Threaten California Wine Harvest

    Eggs of the spotted lanternfly were discovered on a metal art installation that traveled to California from New York. Winemakers are alarmed because the insect is a notorious pest of…

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    Climate Change Could Make 90% of Today’s Wine Regions Unviable by 2100

    A team led by Cornelis van Leeuwen at the Bordeaux Research Institute for Agricultural Sciences in France warns that most of the world’s vineyards could struggle to survive the climate…

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    AI Identifies a Wine’s Vineyard With Perfect Accuracy — and Often the Vintage

    An international team led by researchers at the University of Bordeaux used artificial intelligence to analyze 80 red wines from seven local wineries. The wines were vintaged between 1990 and…

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    Yogurt and White Wine Soufflé Cake

    Ingredients: For the Biscuit: 4 eggs 200g powdered sugar (about 1 cup) 1 packet of vanilla sugar 2 tsp baking powder 1 cup flour For the Roll: 5 eggs 5…

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