how much sugar is in one glass of white reisling wine?”
If you’re asking for the amount of sugar in a glass of wine it’s small, maybe 3/10 of a gram depending on the sweetness of the particular bottling. A dry wine will average about 2 grams of sugar per liter of wine or 1.5 g per 750ml bottle. If you pour 5 150ml glasses from a 750ml bottle of wine then you get about .3g of sugar per glass. Sweeter wines will have more sugar per liter. A medium-dry reisling may have 10g of sugar per liter, or 7.5g per bottle which is 1.5g per glass. The amount of sugar in a glass of wine is small but sugar isn’t the only calorie producer in that glass. Keep in mind that the wine maker converts fruit sugars into alcohol when fermenting wine. So it’s no surprise to see small amounts of sugar in wine and shouldn’t be a surprise that the calories remain in the fermented alcohol. What might be surprising is that the alcohol has more calories per gram than sugar. A gram of sugar averages 4 calories while a gram of alcohol is 7 calories. So if you want to know ho
