There’s no doubt drinking too much wine will lead to a ferocious headache the next morning, but is the type or even color of the wine you drink a factor in that hangover? Maybe, according to research ...

InvestigationCompared to scent and taste, sight is the sense people pay the least attention to during a wine tasting. Yet the appearance of wine, with its endless palette of shades, provides essential ...

If we eat with our eyes first, it's the same for drinking. We see before we sniff or taste, so color sometimes colors our perception of certain types of beverages. There are so many tints for wine, ...

“Red or White?” my host asked, offering me a glass of wine at a summer gathering. Within moments, I regretted my choice as I tripped and spilled the glass of zinfandel down the front of my shirt.

Wine is often analyzed by its color. In white wine, the colors can be described as straw-colored, golden, greenish, among others. In red wine, the color can be described as garnet, violet, ruby, burnt ...

Wine aficionados say that drinking wine involves far more than a simple evaluation of taste. Aroma, temperature and a lovely bottle can all factor into our experience of, say, a Bordeaux. But, what if ...

IN THE 2006 MOVIE “Local Color,” a great but long-forgotten painter reviews the work of his young protégé and derides the clouds he has painted. “Clouds are not so white,” he says, comparing the ...