Moderate Wine Consumption Still Part of Healthy Diet

e-mail

View the entire table of contents
for the Sept. 15, 2000 issue

See Also
Mondavi Buys Arrowood for $45 Million
Grapevine
With Vineyards Dying, Southern California Winery Heads North
Fraud Ring Targeted Top Italian Wine
Scientists Discover Why Resveratrol in Wine May Help Prevent Cancer
New Wine Bar in the Heart of Napa Valley Has Cult Allure
A New Chianti Classico?
Guiding Figure of Washington Wine To Retire

Issue: September 15, 2000

September 15th, 2000 Moderate Wine Consumption Still Part of Healthy Diet The U.S. Department of Agriculture has released its updated dietary guidelines, which continue to recommend that people who drink alcoholic beverages do so in moderation.

To Continue Reading This Page, Become a WineSpectator.com Member Today!

Get a SNEAK PREVIEW of the Top 100 Wines of 2009 on Monday, Nov. 16th

PLUS:

• Search over 200,000 wine ratings and tasting notes

• Get FREE mobile access

• Consult our editors' blogs

• Find widely available wines and good values

• Get e-newsletters with ADVANCE ratings

Log In If You're Already a WineSpectator.com Member

MEMBER LOGIN NOT A MEMBER?

Get a SNEAK PREVIEW of the Top 100 Wines of 2009
Search wines in every price range
Get mobile access
Read editors' blogs for expert advice
Keep track of your favorite wines

Top 100 of 2009: Don't Miss It!

The Wine of the Year has been unveiled! See details on the 10 most exciting wines of the year, plus the full Top 100 PDF.

WineSpectator.com members: Get the full Top 100 with tasting notes. Plus, add the wines to your PWL.

Free Email Newsletters

Sips & Tips | Wine & Healthy Living | Video Theater
Collecting & Auctions | New at Wine Spectator

» View samples
» Or sign up now!
» Manage my newsletter preferences