A recent review article appearing in Food & Function, a publication of the Royal Society of Chemistry in the UK, presents a summary of evidence-based scientific data relating the moderate consumption of wine and other alcoholic beverages to health.
The importance of the drinking pattern on wine’s health effects - International Scientific Forum on Alcohol Research Critique 189
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