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Sulphites In Wine

rarmama

By rarmama
in Food Intolerance & Leaky Gut

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rarmama Apprentice
rarmama
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I saw in an old thread someone mentioned that they had found an organic wine that had no detectable sulphites. I love wine, but do react to sulphites, so would live to know if there are any wines with low sulphite levels that I might be able to drink.

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rarmama Apprentice
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*love to know

kareng Grand Master
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Did you try to google "no sulphite wines"?

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I too react to sulphites and I love wine! I recently discovered that they do have sulfite free wine. If you go to a store that sells lots of wines, you should be able to find it. I found 1 at Trader Joe's and a few others at Total Wine. The brands are Frey and Old Mother (something like that, lol). The white wine has only "naturally occuring sulfites" and no added sulfites and the red wines say "no sulfites detected." They are actually pretty good. I think I may still react a little, but definitely not as bad as regular wine. I'll take that! I'm definitely happy that I found wine that I can tolerate! : )

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Will have to look for that....thanks!

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