Nutrition and Energy in Wine
Dietary Food Nutrients, Vitamins, Minerals and Glycemic Index GI Value of Red/White Wines

Nutritional Value of Wine

Calories Information - Calories in Wine - Calories In Food
Diet Nutrition - Nutrition in Fruit & Vegetables - Carbs Nutrition
Protein Nutrition - Dairy Nutrition - Fats Nutrition - Sugar Nutrition


Diet Nutrients, Micronutrients in Wine

Food Nutrition in Wine

When drunk in moderation, wine reduces the risk of heart disease especially in middle aged and elderly men. When consumed with food, wine boosts the body's absorption of iron. Red wine in particular is believed to be especially beneficial due to its content of resveratrol, although some red wine may trigger migraine attacks. Excessive wine drinking can lead to elevated blood pressure and liver damage.

Energy in Wine

A regular glass of wine contains about 85 calories.

Nutrients in Wines

Wine is not a good source of macronutrients. A glass of red wine contains tiny amounts of carbohydrate and protein but no fat.

Vitamins in Wine

Wine is not a good source of vitamin micronutrients.

Minerals in Wine

Wine is not a good source of minerals or trace elements.

Glycemic Index (GI) Value For Wine

Typically wine has a medium/high GI value.

Most Nutritious Types of Wine

Sulphur dioxide and histamine are commonly used in wine production to reduce the effect of some yeasts and bacteria. These compounds may induce asthma attacks or other allergic reactions. Modern wine making methods also utilize a range of chemicals to enhance and sustain flavors. For this reason the healthiest wines are organic varieties.

Nutrition in Types of Wine

Wine (Generic)
Glass of Wine
Red Wine
Red Wine, Nutrition
White Wine
Rose Wine
Sparkling Wine
Cooking Wine
Wine Spritzer

Champagne
Champagne, Pink
Champagne, Brut
Champagne, Extra Dry

Beaujolais
Bordeaux
Burgundy, Red
Burgundy, White
Cabernet Sauvignon
Chablis
Chardonnay
Chianti
Cote-de-Rhone
Dessert Wine
Liebfraumilch
Madeira Wine
Merlot
Muscatel Wine
Reisling
Sake Rice Wine
Sangria
Sauterne
Sauvignon Blanc
Tokay Wine
Zinfandel, Red
Zinfandel, White

Weight Control, Exercise and Nutrition

Some people who want to lose weight make the mistake of focusing exclusively on calorie-intake and counting calories. Although keeping track of energy intake is vital, energy expenditure is also important. So too is diet nutrition, because when we maintain a healthy body and metabolism, we burn calories faster. In short, if you want to lose weight, make sure you eat a healthy diet in order to obtain all your necessary nutrients.

More Information About Calories and Energy Expenditure
Calorie Burning Exercise Advice
Calories Burned By Exercise
Calories in Foods

Dietary Calories In Types of Food Groups
Alcohol - Bacon/Pork - Bagels - Beans - Beef - Calories in Beer - Bread - Breakfast Bars - Breakfast Cereal - Butter - Cakes - Candy - Cheese
Calories in Chicken - Coffee/Creamers - Condiments - Calories in Cookies - Croissants - Deli Meat - Donuts - Dressings - Eggs - Fast Food
Calories in Fats/Cooking Oils - Fish/Seafood - Frozen Entrees - Calories in Fruit - Game Meat - Herbs/Spices - Ice Cream - Jelly/Jam - Juice
Lamb - Calories in Mexican Food - Muffins - Milk/Yogurt - Noodles - Nuts - Pancakes - Pasta - Pies - Calories in Pizza - Popcorn - Potatoes
Pretzels - Rice - Sauces - Calories in Snacks - Soft Drinks - Soup - Soy Food - Calories in Sugar - Toppings - Turkey - Veal - Vegetables
Calories in Whole Grains - Wine - Energy in Food

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