This article reviews whether wine is fattening. It's common to enjoy a glass of wine as you catch up with friends or unwind after a long day, but you may wonder if drinking too much wine can lead ...

Wine doesn’t have fat in it, but it does have calories, the units of energy we intake via food and drink. As soon as we start taking in more calories than we burn, we start to gain weight. Wine has ...

Wine is often the drink of choice for a dinner party, or a cozy night in after a long day. From rich reds to crisp whites, ...

Is wine fattening? There are a lot of misconceptions about wine, alcohol and diet, says Creina Stockley, health and regulatory information manager at the Australian Wine Research Institute.

Drinking red wine could help overweight people burn fat, but that doesn’t mean getting a daily wine buzz will lead to weight loss. Skip to content. All Sections. Subscribe Now. 77°F.

There's New Evidence That Wine Could Burn Fat. There's New Evidence That Wine Could Burn Fat. Life cannot get any better. By Elizabeth Narins Published: Feb 10, 2015 3:32 PM EST. Save Article.

Wine has had its own share of glory since ancient times. Apart from countless reasons to drink wine, researchers have found one more. Wine can also help you burn or prevent excess fat.

Drink wine, burn fat? New research in the Journal of Nutritional Biochemistry finds that ellagic acid, an antioxidant found in muscadine grapes, has serious promise for the management of body fat.

Wine contains about 300 kJ per 100 ml, so if you have 200 ml a day, this would give you 600 additional kJ per day which in a week would add up to 3 500 kJ, which in time would cause weight gain. Step ...