You might already own a collection of reusable water bottles. But trendy people online have declared Bink bottles the coolest ...

The bottles come in more than 15 colors and have a long and slender “window” on the side with the glass exposed to help you monitor how much water you’re drinking. Plus, the sides of the ...

As drinks brands work to cut emissions, glass packaging has felt the heat but proponents argue it has sustainability benefits ...

The designs for many beers and soft drinks were exactly the same: dark brown glass with thin necks, and very little separating them except for their colourful labels. "The same bottles were being ...

We rounded up the best reusable water bottles from brands like Owala, Stanley, Yeti and Bink. Our picks include ...

Some of the drinks, sealed in cans and glass bottles at a factory in Belgium, contain "excessively high chlorate content". The affected products are: Coca-Cola, Sprite, Fanta, Fuze Tea ...

I've noticed various low calorie wines do the rounds on social media and appear in TV segments. But - what do they taste like ...

There's been lots of talk about low calorie wines over the past few months. While also having less alcohol in them, they may also help people trying to lose weight ...

Kingsland Drinks offers services ... the first to bottle in screwcap, and the first to introduce environmentally friendly lightweight glass bottles. To fulfil its requirements, the company has ...

Ideally you should drink it as soon as you open ... I often keep a bottle in the fridge, dipping in for a small glass every night. It still tastes great a week later. Fortified wines such as ...

The history of the RTD in Australia While premixed drinks in glass bottles have a much longer history, Australia was probably the first place to ever make RTD cans. UDLs, those brightly coloured ...

we are recalling this run of glass bottles of Newcastle Brown Ale as a precaution. We urge those consumers in possession of the product not to drink it, but to return the unopened bottles to where ...