or you may have to simply push the cork into the bottle using, for example, the handle of a wooden spoon (a little more wood contact won't harm the wine). Do this as gently as possible and avoid ...

You’ll just need a bottle of ... up your mulled wine. Made from organically farmed fruit sourced across California’s Mendocino County, this approachable, easy-drinking red possesses classic ...

Alcohol generally isn’t recommended for those with diabetes, but red wine may contain some beneficial compounds for heart health. Still, experts recommend moderation. Adults with diabetes have ...

Get all of the fun and fruitiness of a summery sangria but with none of the alcohol. The addition of balsamic vinegar adds a tangy red wine vibe to your sangria. If you have an aged balsamic ...

However, not much evidence links sulfites directly to headaches, and other foods contain comparable levels to wine without the same effects. White wines also contain the same amount of sulfites as red ...

As for the wine? I tend to make sangria with pinot noir, since it contributes a light, sweet and smooth taste. Pro tip: I typically prep this recipe a day beforehand (minus the sparkling water ...

If you’re looking for a way to liven up a bland bottle of wine then a wine aerator could do the trick. By exposing your wine to oxygen, aerators help to open up the flavours, release the full ...

Thanks to the carbonation found in club soda, it's deemed to be another handy cleaning tool to remove fresh red wine from a variety of surfaces. If you have a bottle of club soda on hand (and only ...