Even wines can get you high depending on a few factors - the amount of wine you are drinking and the alcohol content in them.

According to "The Oxford Companion to Beer," the name originated in 18th-century England, and the "wine" portion is a nod to the drink's high alcohol content, which rivals the booziness of wine ...

There has been much discussion about the rising levels of alcohol in Australian red wines. Embedded in the discussion are a number of questions. What do we mean by high alcohol? How widespread is it?

Michael Smith, MD A chemical called resveratrol is found in high ... alcohol needed to get these healthy benefits is actually quite small. Michael Smith, MD It's a four to five ounce glass of wine.

People who do continue to drink are drinking less, and seeking out wines with less alcohol content. “We do consider the alcohol content when we buy a new wine. Red wines now go up to 15 degrees ...