Extensive research shows that drinking alcohol increases the risk of cancer ... that the risk increases even for people who have one drink per day, which is considered moderate.

The announcement has left many people wondering about the healthiest type of alcohol to opt for the next time they're craving a drink. “Alcohol is a well-established, preventable cause of cancer ...

After an indulgent winter break, a quick glance at my bank balance has made one thing clear: it’s time to tighten my belt and ...

Though frozen cocktails have a long history, they didn't start becoming popular until the early 1900s, especially during the Prohibition era.

A new federal review warns that consuming more than one drink a day can significantly increase the risk of premature death, highlighting the need for stricter alcohol consumption guidelines.

On top of that, analysts say, fewer members of Gen Z drink alcohol compared with previous generations. Those who do drink are consuming less, sometimes adopting “zebra striping ...

There are plenty of non-alcoholic cocktails out there that are just as enjoyable and delicious as those with liqueur—and the NA versions don't include a hangover or any of the other negatives ...

Some of the hottest trends in the beverage world have been the growth of canned cocktails and the explosion of interest in non-alcoholic spirits, and Curious Elixirs combined the two trends into ...

While still a small part of the global alcoholic drinks industry, the market for non-alcoholic alternatives continues to grow – and continues to attract investment from the industry’s major players.

"You can see the harmful effects of alcohol after one drink." Trevor said: "Your body wants to stay in balance - alcohol gets you out of balance, but your body finds a way to say "I can deal with ...

While alcoholic drinks in the US carry labels warning that consuming alcohol while pregnant can cause birth defects and impair judgement when operating machinery, they do not mention increased ...

We tasted and rated a selection of lagers, ales and stouts for flavour Writing about non-alcoholic beer brings out a rather predictable set of comments: “Why bother?”; “I’d rather drink ...