The vast majority of beers, liquors, and wines do not have nutrition labels, but though their calories are invisible to the eye, that doesn't mean they aren't there. A pint of your average IPA ...

A glass of rosé can be one of the easiest low-calorie drinks to order—as long as it’s not too sweet, Moskovitz says. Look for ...

Despite the perception that Americans are a bunch of boozers, a new study shows men in their 20s and 30s take in about 175 calories a day in... Beer, Wine And Spirits: When Counting Our Liquid ...

Winemakers are adapting to new demands from consumers for everything from no-alcohol to lower-alcohol wines. Along the way lower-calorie wine has crept into the picture and is often prominently ...

When it comes to enjoying a drink, wine and beer often go head-to-head. Both have devoted fans and distinct flavours, but when you're weighing health benefits, which one really comes out on top? Let’s ...

Sure, low-calorie beer is great for your waistline, but many brews tend to taste like they've been watered down—and who wants to sip on that? Thankfully, there are ways to choose a health-conscious ...

WASHINGTON—How many calories are in that glass of wine? Right now, the bottle of wine isn’t telling—but that could be changing. The Treasury Department, which oversees labels for most alcoholic ...

Beer is made from four ingredients: water, barley, hops and yeast. Barley seeds must be malted and mashed, processes that convert the starchy grain into a sugary syrup. The syrup, or mash, is added to ...