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Here’s a fun fact that will make you the hero of your next dinner party: “Dry” wine actually has more alcohol than “sweet” wine. Why? Because the yeast ate all the sugar to make alcohol. So a dry red wine (12–15% ABV) has fewer carbs but more inebriation potential. A sweet red wine (like a cheap Lambrusco) might have 8% alcohol but 4x the carbs. You trade a mild buzz for a sugar crash. Life is full of terrible choices.

The USDA says a 5-ounce pour of red table wine averages 3.8 grams of carbs. But no one ever poured exactly 5 ounces. When you’re at a restaurant and the waiter fills your glass to the brim, that’s 8 ounces. Suddenly you’re looking at 6 grams of carbs. Still not a catastrophe, but it’s the carbs of three almonds. You know what else has 6 grams of carbs? A single Oreo. So choose your poison.

Red Wine Nutritional Facts at Charles Mims blog

The “But I’m a Beer Drinker” Comparison

If you usually drink beer and are now considering wine for the low-carb life, congratulations. You’ve made a smarter choice. A typical lager has 10–15 grams of carbs. A light beer has 5 grams. Red wine beats both—unless you drink 14 glasses. Then you’re just a person with a problem and a wine stain on your couch.

Also, fun comparison: a single glass of red wine has about 125 calories. That’s the same as a banana. But try telling your friends “I’ll take the banana, please” at a cocktail party. They’ll look at you like you’re in a weird, fruit-based cult.