www.chow.com Robert Camuto, author of Corkscrewed, says there’s a lot of confusion about what organic means to wine drinkers. It doesnt automatically mean better.
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Organic is referring to whether or not they use pesticides or any other chemicals in the process of making wine. Many commercial wines have pesticides. In order to label it organic wine makers cannot use pesticides, this helps health conscious people like myself avoid pesticides and other harmful substances.
Both are good for you but hops in beer raises estrogen and lowers testosterone. So if you’re trying to lose fat and gain muscle beer isn’t so good for that. On the other hand wine has been shown to have aromatase inhibitors which inhibit the enzyme that converts testosterone to estrogen. This action raises testosterone and lowers estrogen. Whether or not the aromatase inhibitors in the wine counter the estrogen raising effects of alcohol I’m not sure. Beer tastes better but I like both
What does Fox “news” have to do with any of this?
i go for beer, then again, i don’t really know much about wine
… and some italians as well 
Camorra is selling cheap battery acid flarored wine-wannabes for lots of money
Wine is organic! True wine reflects the terroir, grape soil and climate. So if you’re buying a bottle of cotes du rhone or burgundy, it’s perfectly organic. Wine making is an organic process. Only some New World wines have spent too much time in labs and not in time in barrels.
Organic farming is bad for humanity, bad for environment.
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