In case you were looking for another reason to enjoy your favourite brew, science is here with some good news for beer drinkers.
One of the great truths of our time is that if something can be converted into alcohol, chances are it will be.
Strap in, because this story has it all – from talking animals to religious battles, saints, and booze.
One of life’s great pleasures is a cold beer on a hot day, but it would have to be pretty spectacular to warrant an R1 850 price tag.
Our average reader would no doubt be aware that only sparkling wine from the Champagne region of France, can call itself Champagne, and is governed by a strict set of laws.
Choosing the right Valentine’s Day gift can be a decision fraught with danger, so we thought we’d help out with a friendly suggestion.
What if I told you that it’s possible to have a few glasses of wine without worrying about the hangover? Let’s read some wise words on the subject.
The gin and tonic is a beloved drink in South Africa, and if the numbers are anything to go on, that isn’t going to change any time soon.
A New York man decided to test the theory that you can register just about anything as an emotional support animal, with excellent results.
If you’re looking for the perfect way to take advantage of the sun, hit the beach, and blow off some steam, you’re in luck.
It’s going to be hot and muggy this week, which means cocktails are in order. Why not try out this excellent twist on an old favourite?
A wine being sold in Hungary is so expensive and so sweet that tastings happen using a teaspoon. So how can it justify the price tag?
Serious global concern about the effect of climate change on wine has sparked some creativity in the industry, and wine may never be the same again.
New Year’s Eve has a way of bringing out the party goblin in us all, and the British are no exception.
The late Richard Gooding amassed a selection of whiskies dubbed “the perfect collection”, and it’s going under the hammer next year.
How we start something new is important, so why not start the new year at Cape Town’s kinkiest New Year’s Eve party?
A demolition worker in New Jersey found far more than he bargained for while trying to take down a wall at a university.
We’re all after a miracle cure to take away those next day woes, and renowned chef Fergus Henderson swears by this simple concoction.
We’re all familiar with the headache, pain and regret that a hangover brings with it, but how about what’s going on inside your body?
December is the month where you finally catch up with all the friends you’ve been talking about seeing during the year. If you’re bringing wine, bear these tips in mind.
For many, the idea of beer and exercise might seem an odd fit. Let’s turn that notion on its head in what can be considered a huge win for beer drinkers.
Most of my dealings with Somerset West involve traffic and an increase in blood pressure, but this will be completely different.
If it wasn’t enough of a moment finding a stash of almost 120-year-old champagne buried underground, a bunch of wine connoisseurs gave it official tasting notes.
A prominent Canadian travel site recently published a wonderful article singing the praises of our very own Cape Winelands.
Good food, cold beer, and excellent music are coming together in Jozi this weekend. Hurry, because there are even some free tickets up for grabs.
The Ozzies have always been partial to a drink or three, and they really let it all hang out at this year’s Melbourne Cup.
It’s about time you visited Cape Town, and what better way to do so than to win a R30 000 holiday for two?
You don’t need to be a sommelier, but nobody wants to be accused of drinking wine like a noob. Here are some basic principles to work on.
This American man’s unfortunate encounter with some antibiotics took the concept of a ‘beer boep’ to the extreme.
Sure, you could just give them a bottle of gin, hastily wrapped, and consider that box ticked, but you know you’re better than that.