People are willing to pay more for climate-proof wine, study shows

Fewer Spaniards are drinking, and it’s costing the Treasury millions

Drinking culture in Spain has changed significantly in recent years. The combination of rising living costs and growing wellness trends []

Too hot for a cold one: How European heatwave is impacting alcohol consumption?

Too hot for a cold one: How European heatwave is impacting alcohol consumption?

EDITORIAL: Fixing high cost of lavish health plan

Some steps taken to deal with a massive taxpayer-funded expense.

How Sweden Could Attract Wine Tourists as Its Wine Industry Grows

How Sweden Could Attract Wine Tourists as Its Wine Industry Grows

Contributor: Alcohol should be stigmatized like smoking

Drinking causes 1 in every 20 deaths worldwide. Perversely, because its harms are so widespread and longstanding and well known, many people accept them.

Best food and drink experiences in Burgundy

Essential food and drink experiences in Burgundy, from wine tasting to seeing how Dijon mustard is made

Heatwaves are ruining French vineyards – while English wine enjoys a golden age

Heatwaves are ruining French vineyards – while English wine enjoys a golden age

Tabor Winery launches 'Artisanal' a new wine brand

The collection is designed for restaurants, wine retailers and consumers.

Mexican Wine Breaks All the Rules

Norm-challenging winemakers and a liberating lack of rules make for one hell of a wine scene south of the border.

Yeşilay study spotlights early alcohol use, health risks in Türkiye

The Turkish Green Crescent Society (Yeşilay) on Wednesday released its latest nationwide study on alcohol consumption, revealing that many individuals in Türkiye try alcohol for th...

Americans are paying record prices for steak. Here's why demand isn't cracking

Despite record beef prices, Americans aren't giving up steak. Consumers are treating beef as an affordable luxury and prioritizing it for special occasions.

The British rosé barometer: which wine to take into Wimbledon

You can take your own wine to sip at SW19 — but make it one of these, says Douglas Blyde

€3 parcel levy won’t fix Belgium’s fashion footprint

EUROPE: Fast fashion continues to weigh on the environment. Second-hand clothing is gaining in popularity, particularly among younger consumers, but barriers persist. Meanwhile, the 3 levy on non-EU parcels is unlikely to massively change purchasing behaviour, underscoring the need for wider action

Heatwave shows we are marinating in a crisis of our own making

Political inaction in the battle against climate change is costly and getting costlier

Beer output and consumption down; non‑alcoholic drinks still rising

The Brewers of Europe: The sector is innovating despite a difficult economic climate

शुक्रबार सुनको मूल्य ७ हजार २ सय रुपैयाँ बढ्यो

काठमाडौँ। स्थानीय बजारमा आज सुनचाँदीको मूल्य बढेको छ। नेपाल सुनचाँदी ब्यवसायी महासंघका अनुसार आज सुनको मूल्य प्रतितोलामा ७ हजार २ सय रुपैयाँले बढेर २ लाख ९० हजार ७ सय रुपैयाँ कायम भएको छ। बिहीबार सुनको मूल्य प्रतितोला दुई लाख ८३ हजार ५०० रुपैयाँ कायम भएको थियो। यस्तै, बिहीबार चाँदीको मूल्य पनि बढेको छ। महासंघका अनुसार चाँदीको []

Study: Culinary Skills Linked to Lower Consumption of Ultra-Processed Foods

(NaturalNews) A study of 592 Spanish adults found that those with stronger culinary competency ┠including label reading, meal planning, and recipe modification �...

Keeping pigs in crates won’t make America healthy

People want healthier food, and voters have passed laws requiring better standards for how that food is produced. American family farmers are meeting those standards. But corporate pork interests, including foreign-owned Smithfield, are pressuring Congress to roll back those standards. That is the fight over the so-called Save Our Bacon Act, which lawmakers should keep []

Fewer and fewer families are buying fresh fruits and vegetables in North Carolina: what are the reasons?

l alza de precios, la pérdida de programas de ayuda y la recuperación tras Helene se juntan en el oeste del estado, donde los mercados gratuitos de comida fresca atienden [] The post Fewer and fewer families are buying fresh fruits and vegetables in North Carolina: what are the reasons? appeared first on URL Media.

Shannon Jacobs of Groot Constantia Named Among the WineLand 30 Under 30

A Rising Star Shaping the Future of South African Wine 2026 – The future of South African wine is being shaped by a new generation of talented, driven professionals who are redefining what is possible across the industry. Among them is Shannon Jacobs, Assistant Winemaker at Groot Constantia, who has been named one of the []

World Cup concessions: $75 caviar-topped tots in Miami, a day's pay worth of beer in Mexico City

World Cup tickets, flights and hotel rooms are expensive.

Porto Rico Importing Co. keeps coffee tradition alive in the West Village

Porto Rico Importing Co. keeps coffee tradition alive in the West Village

Forget one glass a day: no alcohol is safe, Dutch advisers warn

There is no safe level of alcohol consumption and even a single glass a day carries risk, the Dutch Health...

‘I Am Not A Nutritionist’: Brandon Gill Presses ‘Expert’ On Why Taxpayers Need To Pay For People’s Soda

'This is a common sense question'

I’m a wine critic – the 10 best budget bottles from Asda, including one for £5.50

Asda might not be the first destination you immediately think of for your supermarket wine, but they've boosted its offerings

Women Are More Likely To Face This Alcohol-Related Risk

Awareness is the first step.

How to Write a Sustainability Report

For the past decade, sustainability reports have been a Wild West for evasive narratives and mismatched methodologies. It’s time to do things properly.

Caribbean Wines and Spirits Launches Its First Ready-to-drink Cocktail

NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Caribbean Wines and Spirits is introducing a product just in time for the nation's independence celebrations, a product they say is truly Bahamian. The product is named Monument, and it's the company's first ready-to-drink cocktail is naturally made, and both produced and bottled right here at home.

5 Best Beers You Can Buy at Costco (Yes, Kirkland Signature Made the List)

Refreshingly crisp lagers, hazy IPAs, and more! READ MORE...

Pick the right beer and avoid red wine at all costs: How to avoid a World Cup hangover ahead of England's 9pm kickoff with Ghana

Pick the right beer and avoid red wine at all costs: How to avoid a World Cup hangover ahead of England's 9pm kickoff with Ghana

Europe heat wave: Why Paris banned drinking liquor and what alcohol does to the body

Europe, according to the World Health Organization, has more liquor drinkers than any other region in the world.

Chefs on Bunk Beds, Bartenders on Boats

Think the housing market in the Hamptons is out of control? Try being a seasonal food worker.

How Americans Are Making Room in Their Budgets for Higher Prices

How Americans Are Making Room in Their Budgets for Higher Prices

The formal approach of officials deprived Kabardino-Balkaria of tourism dividends

The budget of Kabardino-Balkaria would have significantly more funds from tourism if officials had developed a targeted program for its development. However, at the current stage, vacationers face broken roads, dumps, and poor infrastructure in the republic, noted representatives of the local tourism industry interviewed by Caucasian Knot.

This Costa Rica Coffee Just Sold for $200 a Pound

A coffee grown high in the mountains of Los Santos sold for 200.10 per pound at Costa Rica’s 2026 Cup of Excellence auction, anchoring the strongest set of results the competition has produced in the country in recent years. The winning coffee came from Finca Río Blanco in Copey de Dota and was produced by [] The post This Costa Rica Coffee Just Sold for 200 a Pound appeared first on The Tico Times | Costa Rica News | Travel | Real Estate.

The ‘FIFA 15’ is American culinary diplomacy in action

World Cup travelers are flocking to American products like ranch dressing and Raising Cane's. That's the beauty of bringing people together.

Heat is here to stay: Irish cities urgently need more trees

As Europe swelters through another summer of record temperatures, trees, wetlands and other nature-based solutions are becoming essential tools for keeping cities cooler.

European Consumers Still Aren't Consuming, But The Way They Save Is Changing

European Consumers Still Aren't Consuming, But The Way They Save Is Changing

U.S., Canada and Mexico begin bumpy negotiations to renew North American trade pact

Tourists from Chattanooga check into beach resorts in Cancun. Canadian auto parts feed factories in the American Midwest — and vice versa. Happy hour revelers raise glasses of Mexican tequila and mezcal at bars in Seattle.

Gary Martin: We need to talk about funflation to save sense of enjoyment

We may be heading for a fun drought. The problem is not that we have forgotten how to enjoy ourselves.

The world’s financial system has been upended

We are discovering how just how much it costs to deal with the climate change mess that we have already created. And the consequences are alarming.