Winexpression

Is it possible to have a wine allergy? Check out this article on About.com
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Scotland - A WARNING has been issued in the Lothians over potentially life-threatening bottles of wine sold from supermarkets.
The bottles of Australian Creston Bay brand Cabernet Shiraz have up to 17 times the safe level of sulphur dioxide.
Just sniffing the wine could trigger a potentially life-threatening asthma attack among sufferers of the condition. [...]

New study shows personality traits differ between the two drinkers.
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Wine drinkers might be more sophisticated; they might be more health conscious; they might eat healthy food and exercise,’ he said in an interview. ‘Whereas beer drinkers and liquor drinkers are more likely to be found sitting in the pub.
What happens if you like wine and [...]

Yet another way Red wine is benneficial, it helps combat inflammation related to lung disease. This from BBC news.
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Could this be as good as Resveratrol? Researchers at UC Davis have discovered new compounds in wine skins called saponins, which could reduce the LDL (bad) cholesterol in the body. Saponins are already found in Olives and Legumes, but weren’t known to be in wine.
To see if saponins were present in wine, the researchers tested [...]

“Previous research has already shown an association between red wine and decreased incidence of heart disease. But much of the effect has so far been attributed to a molecule called resveratrol.
The new compounds, called saponins, have already been found in other foods, such as soy beans and peas, and are also thought to come from [...]

If you’re going to smoke, make sure you’ve got a bottle of Napa Valley’s finest next to you. New studies show two glasses of red wine counteract the effects of smoking one cigerette on your heart. But the best part of the article can be found in this statement:
However, smokers have been warned against drinking [...]

ABC News - Red wine molecule extends life: US study

A new study suggests it contains a molecule that makes baker’s yeast live up to 80 per cent longer. Further tests showed the molecule - resveratrol - also makes human cells three times as likely to survive radiation blasts.
Mirror.co.uk - RED WINE ‘CURE FOR NUKE BLITZ’