What are Nutritionix Track app users eating from Original House Wine?
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Popularity
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Rose Wine
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130 cal
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Original Red Blend Wine
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120 cal
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Frozen Wine Cocktail, Pink Lemonade Frose
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160 cal
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Frozen Wine Cocktail, Rose Frose
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160 cal
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The Original House Wine Limited Edition Rose Bubbles (375 ml) contains 0g total carbs, 0g net carbs, 0g fat, 0g protein, and 180 calories.
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FAQ
How many calories in a can of house wine rose?
How many drinks in a can of house wine?
How many calories in a glass of house wine?
How many calories are in Red house wine?
How many calories are in wine?
Wine contains 92–300 calories per serving. The highest calorie wines tend to have the highest alcohol content. Alcohol has 7 calories per gram versus carbohydrates (sugar), which have 4 calories per gram. This means some sweet wines have less calories than some dry wines!
Are red and white wine high in calories?
In general, dry white wines are lower in calories than red wines because they have less alcohol and sugar. A 150 ml glass of dry white wine can have between 60 and 200 calories, depending on the grape variety and fermentation process. Red wines, on the other hand, usually have more calories than dry white wines, as they have more alcohol and tannins, which are antioxidants present in the grape skins. A 150 ml glass of red wine can have between 150 and 230 calories, depending on the grape variety and aging time.
How many calories are in a 5 oz glass of wine?
Most regular table wine is classified as Dry Wine and has only around 1 to a maximum of 4 grams of carbohydrates, equating to just 4 to 16 calories, per 5 oz glass.
How many calories are in a 2 oz bottle of wine?
However, recommended serving size is much smaller. The recommended 2 oz pour of these types of sweet wine will contain about 100 calories (68 calories from alcohol and 32 from carbohydrates in the form of sugar. Learn about nutrition facts in wine including carbohydrates, calories, sugar content, ingredients, and more.