How fattening is a glass of wine?

"Although there's no fat in wine, it definitely contributes to a person's daily calorie intake with calories coming from both the sugar in the wine and the alcohol." ... A large (175ml) glass of red wine will also have 120 calories, while my other favourite drink, a pint of Guinness, has around 170.Jan 2, 2009 read more

A small (125ml) glass of dry white wine will have around 85 calories; medium dry will have around 95, and sweet about 120. A large (175ml) glass of red wine will also have 120 calories, while my other favourite drink, a pint of Guinness, has around 170. read more

If you’re a white wine lover, you can easily cut down on the calories you’re drinking by pouring half of your glass of wine over ice and filling it the rest of the way with club soda. Club soda has zero calories, so you can basically enjoy two wine cocktails for the same number of calories in one glass of wine. read more

An individual on an 1,800-calorie level eating plan only has 195 discretionary calories or the equivalent of a 9-ounce glass of wine or a small dessert. If you want dessert along with your daily allotment of alcohol, you need to increase physical activity to balance your calories to achieve a healthy weight, according to Nicklas. read more