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?

Calories and Carbs: Wine generally has fewer calories and carbohydrates per serving than a regular beer, though this can vary greatly depending on the specific type of beer (light vs. craft) and ...

Researchers compared the diets of more than 1,900 US alcohol drinkers — 38.9% consumed only beer, 21.8% only wine, 18.2% only liquor and 21% a combination of alcohol types.

Our readers appear particularly knowledgeable on this issue, offering insight into the different ways these drinks are ...

There are a lot of different socioeconomic factors affecting alcohol consumption in general and people’s choice of beer or wine. Sociologists are able to correlate alcohol choices to various ...

While red wine may edge out beer in antioxidant content, beer offers more nutritional value overall. But the real takeaway is that your drinking habits matter more than your drink of choice.

There are still a lot of misconceptions about malt liquor. Here's what you need to know, and how it fits in with beer. Brian Freedman is a wine, spirits, travel, and food writer; event host and ...

Wine and beer, however, have a much shorter window, and you’ll notice quickly when something doesn’t taste right anymore. The last thing you want is to pour a drink that’s lost its charm.