(CBS News) Children often see their parents crack open a bottle of wine or beer or mix a drink at some point early on in life when they're too young to understand what alcohol is. Kids are inquisitive ...

Did you know that mead is the oldest alcohol known to man? Dylan Sprouse began experimenting with the ancient honey-wine early on, but it wasn't until he started making it in his NYU dorm room that he ...

If you're tempted to give your child a sip of alcohol, think twice. Research has shown that kids who are allowed to sip alcohol are more likely to start drinking by high school. Scientists in Rhode ...

<p>Russian Samovar in New York City’s Theater District is lively on a Sunday night. The restaurant fills, a crowd lines the bar, and a boisterous group of professional singers takes turns performing ...

Parents who allow their young children to occasionally sip and taste alcohol may be contributing to an increased risk for alcohol use and related problems when those kids reach late adolescence, ...

Some parents offer their children a sip of wine or beer on occasion, thinking it's harmless or they're teaching a lesson. Is it really so benign? A new University at Buffalo study joins a small but ...