A few of the lower-calorie/lower-alcohol wines our columnist tasted—the Sauvignon Blancs in particular—proved pleasant. But ...

Maintaining a healthy diet means keeping an eye on what you consume—not just food, but drinks too. Most of them are calorie bombs for your body. Plus, uncontrolled alcohol consumption can lead to ...

Celebrity nutritionist and gut health expert Dr. Daryl Gioffre told The Post that the wrong alcohol choice can wreak havoc on ...

“Alcohol can not only cause a water weight increase but it’s also full of calories, so your actual weight can go up, too,” says Amanda A. Kostro Miller, a registered dietitian in Chicago.

Calorie labels on food may lower calorie intake, but findings on alcohol are inconclusive, indicating a gap in research for ...

Still, if people choose to drink alcohol in moderation, there are some preferred go-to options, experts say. “This is a fun indulgence, so choose wisely for taste, serving size and calories ...

In response, a new wave of alcohol-free drinks is emerging to meet the demands of this expanding market. Brands are moving beyond basic sodas and juices, offering a range of sophisticated options ...

Ask for the frozen concoction without the alcohol. Or try a sangria or wine ... and enjoy your sun-splashed, calorie-free tea to cool down hot summer days and nights. The effervescence of ...

After a lot of experimentation, Joldersma says the team—including a winemaker and a flavor scientist—realized that they could create wines with around half the alcohol (and calories ...

However, if you’re drinking more frequently, several times a week or nightly, the type of alcohol becomes more significant due to its calorie and sugar content." Here's your guide to navigating ...

Low-alcohol or alcohol-free drinks often have fewer calories and less sugar than their alcoholic alternatives, so can be beneficial for the waistline. High alcohol consumption can impair our ...