With Age Comes Wisdom, More Wine and Less Beer

Beer, the beverage of choice of young American males, appears to take a back seat to wine as those young males become less young, according to research conducted at Boston University. Science Daily reports that BU researchers examined 8,000 records of the Framingham Heart Study, the
longest population-based study of American adults ever conducted, to
measure alcohol consumption over 50 years. The researchers found that Americans are drinking significantly less beer and more wine, while
hard liquor use has remained fairly constant. More people now report
that they are non-drinkers, and younger people drink
more moderately than older people. Read more in Science Daily.