Isn't a glass now and then good for the circulationI drink rather more than that in one week. I am not saying that is a good thing.![]()

Isn't a glass now and then good for the circulationI drink rather more than that in one week. I am not saying that is a good thing.![]()
I drink rather more than that in one week. I am not saying that is a good thing.![]()
other dry whites have low sugars and are demonstrated to have nearly zero calories. That was a very unexpected finding.
That isn't possible - if only it were. There are no zero calories white wines. If there was a nearly zero calorie white, believe me I'd be drinking it!
To my knowledge the lowest calorie is 55 cals per 125ml glass. Average dry white has about 85 cals.
Beer is the top drink in this house, but we usually have a few bottles of wine knocking about. As Morning Glory has stated above, you can buy perfectly decent stuff in the UK for a fiver or so. We get a few from our local Co-op - they often have £7 wines for a fiver on offer. We bought a case of 12 from Aldi a while back for just over £60 and they were all pleasant. We also use Giordano, an Italian outfit who regularly have good discounts. We got a case of 15 Italian wines from them just before Christmas for £80 and the wines are all good.
I think the website you refer to is erroneous. This is a good wine and not some kind of special low calorie version. This is MyFitnessPalI would tend to agree with you. Alcohol by itself, has calories, as do any carbohydrates, regardless of an absence of sugar.
But check this out, what I found to put in my calorie log for food products I use .....
Condes de Albarei Albarino Wine Nutrition Facts
The only thing that I can think would make them provide such a determination is that they consider the calories in this wine - not nutritional.
But none the less, they state that the calories are near zero per ounce.![]()
I think the website you refer to is erroneous. This is a good wine and not some kind of special low calorie version. This is MyFitnessPal
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Beer is the top drink in this house, but we usually have a few bottles of wine knocking about. As Morning Glory has stated above, you can buy perfectly decent stuff in the UK for a fiver or so. We get a few from our local Co-op - they often have £7 wines for a fiver on offer. We bought a case of 12 from Aldi a while back for just over £60 and they were all pleasant. We also use Giordano, an Italian outfit who regularly have good discounts. We got a case of 15 Italian wines from them just before Christmas for £80 and the wines are all good.