Drinking has changed. And nowhere has it changed more than at my house. My 22-year old drinks like a pharmaceutical sales rep testing the limits of her first expense account. She has never met an ...

All-inclusive vacation drama unfolds when a mother objects to a solo female traveler drinking alcohol at their shared dining table, resulting in stolen wine and false accusations.

First, there really is no reason a child or teen should be drinking an alcohol-free beer or wine. The packaging, marketing, and taste are simply too close to the real thing.

In Australia, where the legal drinking age is 18, researchers conducted focus groups and surveyed teens ages 15 to 17 about the use of what they called zero-alcohol beverages.

Merlot may have been unfairly disparaged in years past, but now, the red wine is seeing renewed interest from young and curious drinkers.

Mommy wine culture does a few things that are disturbing and dangerous. It puts the weight of our struggle and frustrations on our children. Messages like “my kids are the reason I drink” or ...

Teens have a lot of options when it comes to eating and drinking caffeinated products, and many do just that. In fact, research shows that nearly a quarter of teens have caffeine all or most days ...

Conventional wisdom says that introducing your kids from a young age to responsible drinking can prevent future problems with alcohol. The data tell a different story.

The movie "Sideways" — and the line "if anybody orders Merlot, I'm leaving" — sparked a wine conversation that's still going strong.

Heather Lane (no relation to Sebrina) lives in Severna Park, Maryland, and says that she’d be apprehensive about giving wine to her kids’ teachers, as bringing alcohol onto school property is ...