V P Singh Ji,
Intoxication property is simply related to alcohol (ethanol/ethyl alcohol), which is produced during fermentation. Alcohol produced from grains, grapes, potato, jaggery, etc. or synthesized chemically, would have intoxicating effect. Yes climate conditions definitely make huge difference. Basmati will lose its quality if grown anywhere else, except foothills of the Himalayas.
Now come to the main point, what makes red wine better than white wine. Wine making procedure should be the same for both. So, both should have same health benefits. But that is not the case. The difference could be attributed to starting material; the grapes color (red or white). So that way eating red grapes should provide same health benefits.
But you are right it may be some secondary metabolites also, produced uniquely during fermentation of red grapes.
Krishan, you are right intoxicating effect is caused by alcohol which is produced by the fermentation process.
In fact both the wines are good for heart but red wine is considered slightly more beneficial. The difference in quality is, of course due to difference in the quality and colour of grape. But basic question remains, that eating raw grape (white or red) is not the same thing as drinking red and white wine. In both cases the raw material undergoes chemical changes and I need not to tell you that chemical changes involve changes in basic properties also. That is the difference.
There is of course qualitative difference between red and white wine. That is why red wine is served on room temperature and white wine is served chilled. Red wine is taken with red meat and white wine is taken with white meat or cheese. I have never gone deep into this. On google, you may find detailed description of these wines and their difference. I am telling you only as a layman and not as connoisseur. My information is, therefore, subject to questioning. Your queries and questioning are always welcome.