Alcohol
Valentine’s Day 2026: The aphrodisiac myth that could spoil your romantic dinner
The term “aphrodisiac,” derived from the Greek goddess of love, refers to foods believed to increase desire and physical pleasure. Yet, experts stress that such claims lack scientific grounding.
Early warning system for undrinkable wine glows in the dark
Wine Talk: Wine on the edge
New Israeli craft beers tell stories of war, recovery, and creativity
Moderate wine consumption cuts heart disease risk by 50%, study finds
Researchers caution that the benefits were only observed in high-risk older adults on a Mediterranean diet.
All about beer: A serious, ancient craft, built on science, expertise, and deep love
Proverbs 31 says, in one translation, “Give beer (sheichar) to those who are perishing, wine for those who are in anguish.”
Alcohol and drug use common among at-risk youth during Israel-Hamas War - ELEM
ELEM, an organization aimed at helping Israel’s at-risk youth, served over 13,000 youth in 2024. The organization’s poll surveyed over 3,000 of the young people it has helped.
Your finger length could reveal your drinking habits, scientists find
Prenatal testosterone exposure, reflected in the 2D:4D digit ratio, may influence alcohol consumption patterns.
Al Capone’s whiskey lands in Israel
We reviewed the new products hitting the shelves.
Bringing tequila to the Negev: Leitner’s agave dream in Israel
Slowly slowly, as quickly as agriculture allows, Avi Leitner’s crazy dream is coming to fruition.
Jerusalem Highlights: November 15-21
What's new to do in Israel's capital?
Fried foods and fine wine: Pairing Israeli wines with French fries
Talia Levin suggests a new culinary indulgence: pairing Israeli wines with fries. This guilt-free pleasure is perfect for these challenging times.
Opening price: NIS 300,000. The most expensive whisky ever in Israel
A 50-year-old bottle of Balvenie reaches Israel with a price tag like no other.
COVID made Americans drink more. They haven’t stopped since
Excessive alcohol consumption among Americans has persisted in the years following the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.
