Red wine may be good for you. As per scientists, a compound found in red wine could hold the key to preventing bowel cancer. However, a trial launched this week is yet to assess whether a low dose of the said chemical also found in red grapes, blueberries, and peanuts could actually slow the growth of tumour cells in the gut.

New Trial in UK to Assess if Chemical Found in Red Grape Can Prevent Bowel Cancer | GRAVITAS

Scientists have discovered one of the oldest known grapes in a fossilised form which shows they spread far and wide after the extinction of dinosaurs. So, if you are a fan of snacking on raisins or sipping your pain or happiness through a glass of wine, thank the extinction of dinosaurs for it.

Love grapes or wine? Thank extinction of dinosaurs for it

Researchers have finally figured out why red wine, despite being one of the most consumed alcoholic beverages, induces headaches for some, even if they are fine drinking other alcohol.

Scientists decode millennia-old mystery as to why red wine causes headaches

A small coastal town in Portugal has become the talking point on internet after viral videos showed red wine spilling through its streets on Sunday (September 10).

Watch | 600,000 gallons of red wine flow through streets of Portuguese town, netizens stunned

Hundreds of winegrowers in Bordeaux, Burgundy and Loire Valley have embraced draught horses, using them for some or all of their ploughing

'Picture postcard': French vineyards return to centuries-old horse-drawn ploughs

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