The French Paradox

Morley Safer found, in 1991, that the French may have lower rates of heart attacks because their diet is high in cheese and wine.

• Sep 23, 2015
• 04:15

To Your Health

Additional research has shown that drinking wine does indeed reduce the risk for heart attacks, as Morley Safer reported in 1995.

• Sep 23, 2015
• 01:41

Wine Rx

Scientists have found a substance called resveratrol in red wine that slows down the aging process in mice. Will it someday lengthen the lives of humans, too? Morley Safer reports.

• Sep 22, 2015
• 12:25

Why California drought crisis is helping create better wines

In Napa Valley, dry conditions are producing a delicious surprise

• Sep 21, 2015
• 03:29

60 Minutes Online, 10.12.08

The FBI wiseguy who fooled the Mafia; The unique technology that's made all the difference in Sadr City; A family business that's been around for 600 years; Andy Rooney on the high cost of everything.

• Sep 21, 2015

Wine and tapas? Taco Bell plans to serve them

In a push to try and boost evening sales, Starbucks has also been rolling out wine, beer and tapas at select U.S. locations

• Sep 15, 2015

Wine train issues apology to black book club women booted from train

Members of the mostly black book club say they were kicked off the Napa Valley wine train for laughing and talking too loud

• Aug 25, 2015

Napa Valley wine train kicks off mostly black book club

Women believe they were kicked off because of their race; incident has prompted the hashtag #LaughingWhileBlack

• Aug 24, 2015

Just one or two drinks a day may affect cancer risk

It doesn't take much alcohol to make a difference in cancer rates, study finds

• Aug 19, 2015

Historic drought sprouts success for Napa vineyards

Lack of rain has produced some of the best wine California has seen in nearly a decade, one vineyard owner says

• Jun 29, 2015

China now has more vineyard land than France

But China's production is less effective than more established wine-making countries, and its output is only the seventh-biggest

• Apr 28, 2015

"Cotton, cattle and Cabernet": Wine industry booming in Texas

Longhorn State is known for cowboys and barbecue but another Southern favorite could soon be added to that list

• Apr 9, 2015

Should parents let kids taste alcohol?

Letting children have a sip of alcohol at home may have an unintended effect on their drinking habits later in life

• Mar 31, 2015

"Very high levels of arsenic" in top-selling wines

Class action lawsuit claims some wines in U.S. have up to five times the amount of the toxin allowed by the EPA in drinking water

• Mar 21, 2015