Wines are absolutely fat-free, but the stronger and sweeter they are, the more calories they contain, and the more sugar and alcohol in the drink, the higher its energy value. Dry wines have the least calories. A bottle of such wine contains about 500 calories, and a glass of wine with a volume of 150 ml - just over 100. Fortified and sweet wines are the most caloric. A bottle of dessert wine contains at least 1275 calories.
WebMD experts explain that wine is a rich source of antioxidants, contains potassium, iron, manganese, phosphorus and vitamin B₆. If consumed in moderation, wine can benefit your health in the long term, having an anti-inflammatory effect, strengthening blood vessels and reducing the risk of cardiovascular disease. In turn, drinking large amounts of alcohol leads to health problems: weight gain, heart disease, liver disease or alcohol addiction.