red wine & caffeine

[moth 0]

does anyone know how much caffeine there is in red wine if any?
thanx in advance for letting me dip my toe in the pool of knowlege that is "dropzone.com"

[RoysPlayThing 0]

I never heard of caffeine being in any wine... hmmm

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[Rebecca 0]

If there's any caffeine in red wine, it's miniscule. Google it first, then tell us.

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[moth 0]

i have googled it but i cant find anything

[Rebecca 0]

WTF would caffeine be doing in red wine? It doesn't naturally occur in grapes, so they'd have to add it, which would be an abomination.

Where'd you hear this caffeine thing anyway?

you've got to ask yourself one question: 'Do I feel loquacious?' -- well do you, punk?

[skydiver30960 0]

Maybe this is an attempt at adding culture to Drew Carey's Buzz Beer idea?


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[moth 0]

cmon somebodys got to know
i bet my whuffo gf that i could find out on dz.com b4 she finds out from her whuffo friends
the loser has to cook dinner and wash up after!!!!


ps I DONT DO WASHING UP!!!!!!!!!!

[Hackb431 0]

Well just so the Whuffos don't win. I will say that there is 1mg per 8oz serving.

FYI this is a made up number and has no actual truth to it...but they don't have to know that!

HackB A.K.A. "Puppy"

[haymangonzo 0]

By reading this following link http://winemakermag.com/mrwizard/491.html you can bet there is no caffeine in normal wine.

Go MOTH you win!

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[Girlfalldown 0]

There is no caffeine in any wine, red or white. You can trust me on that.

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[ChrisL 2]

the answer is none.

What made you think there was caffiene in red wine??

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[moth 0]

its because my gf cant have caffeine and we are looking for an alcaholic drink for her
how do you know that there isnt any?

[Ncrowe 0]

I actually add about 1/3 regular coke to red wine when I drink it so I don't get all sleepy so I'm pretty sure there isn't any caffeine in red wine.

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[Rebecca 0]

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its because my gf cant have caffeine and we are looking for an alcaholic drink for her
how do you know that there isnt any?

Because grapes don't contain caffeine. What kind of 'wine' are you talking about?

you've got to ask yourself one question: 'Do I feel loquacious?' -- well do you, punk?

[kelel01 1]

The kind that's made from crystal meth.

[jmpwme 0]

Actually not an unusual question. People often think that red wine has caffine because of the head aches that it causes in people. Not "hang-over" headaches, but headaches 15 mins to an hour after drinking as little as one glass. This reaction is similar to reactions that caffine sensitive people get from drinking Coke for example.

In wine, this is often a result of the sulfates that are added druing the wine making process.

S.

[Rebecca 0]

And for that matter, no spirits, wine, or real beer contain caffeine either. Why on earth is it an issue? Just mix with juice or a non-caffeinated soft drink.

you've got to ask yourself one question: 'Do I feel loquacious?' -- well do you, punk?

[Buried 0]

maybe he asked the wine wizard about 'coffee wine'
http://winemakermag.com/mrwizard/466.html

Where is my fizzy-lifting drink?

[Rebecca 0]

And here's the answer.

So, it's a commonly mistaken assumption based on similar reactions to caffeinated products? I see...

you've got to ask yourself one question: 'Do I feel loquacious?' -- well do you, punk?

[Buried 0]

here's something else if you want to believe a liqour 'expert' in kansashttp://www.kansascity.com/mld/kansascity/living/food/wine/ask_expert_front.html

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Q.
How much caffeine is there in red wine?
Anonymous 1/07/05

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I believe there is no caffeine in wine.

Where is my fizzy-lifting drink?

[skycat 0]

There is no caffeine, although there are sulfites and tannins which people can be allergic too. I'm allergic to both, but have learned to take Allegra or Claritin for a few days before an event where there is going to be red wine and if I'm going to Napa Valley I'm like an athlete in training with the decongestants and anti-histamines. (I love red wine, it just doesn't love me)

One thing I have learned from Napa is ask about the sulfites and tannins, you would be surprised about the differences in concentrations between types of red wines. Merlots and Shirazes one glass will kill me (not literally, more like I wish I was dead), but Cabernet Sauvignons and Pinot Noirs several glasses seem to be ok.

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[Remster 24]

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I actually add about 1/3 regular coke to red wine when I drink it so I don't get all sleepy so I'm pretty sure there isn't any caffeine in red wine.

I think I just threw up a little....

Remster

[Elisha 1]

FYI everyone

I was at Trader Joe's the other day to pick up some red and the wine guy said that Chilean wine's are generally organic (i.e. no sulfites) - just how they genearlly make it down under, even if it isn't specifically labelled organic.

[skycat 0]

Cool thanks, I have never had Chilean wine, so I'll have to give it a try.

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[Elisha 1]

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Cool thanks, I have never had Chilean wine, so I'll have to give it a try.

There's lots of them - good ones too! I was there and someone I was buying red for told me to get organic. Oh, and I think he said that Fetzer usually is too (or at least their Merlot).