Sweet Kiss Wine
High in sugar and alcohol with minimal nutritional value; occasional use only due to health risks like liver strain and blood sugar spikes.
Contains alcohol - consume responsibly. Avoid if pregnant, underage, or operating vehicles. May contain sulfites which can trigger allergies or headaches in sensitive individuals.
What's the verdict?
This sweet wine features high residual sugar and moderate alcohol, making it suitable for casual sipping or dessert pairings but requiring moderation due to its composition.
Ingredients
4 listed · 3 flagged · estimated by AI, check the label- Grapes (Fruit Base)Beneficial
Source of natural antioxidants such as resveratrol that may offer minor heart health benefits in very moderate amounts, but the sweet variety contributes to elevated sugar intake and potential blood glucose instability.
- Ethanol (Fermentation Byproduct)Caution
Acts as a central nervous system depressant providing temporary relaxation; however, it carries risks of addiction, liver damage, dehydration, and increased cancer risk with frequent consumption.
- Added Sugars (Sweetener)Caution
Enhances palatability but significantly raises glycemic load, promoting weight gain, tooth decay, and heightened risk of type 2 diabetes and metabolic issues.
- Sulfites (Preservative)Caution
Prevents oxidation and bacterial growth to extend shelf life; can provoke respiratory issues, migraines, or allergic reactions especially in asthmatics, though safe for most people.
From the label
- On the label
- Contains Alcohol, Contains Sulfites
Nutrition
| calories | 115 |
|---|---|
| sodium | 8 |
| total carbohydrate | 13 |
| sugars | 11 |
| protein | 0.1 |
| calcium | 9 |
| iron | 0.3 |
| potassium | 85 |
None: total fat, saturated fat, trans fat, cholesterol, dietary fiber, vitamin d.
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