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Same-portion calorie comparison
Glass of red wine: how many calories are in a 150 g serving?
These two Calk examples use the same 150 g amount and contain 112 and 240 kcal; their calorie density differs.
The versions may look almost identical even when their calories differ.
Same 150 g portion, different choices: beer, wine sweetness, cider, spirits, fortified wine. Calk puts two versions side by side.
Lower calorie
112 kcal
150 g
75 kcal per 100 g
higher vs lower calorie
+114%
Higher calorie
240 kcal
150 g
160 kcal per 100 g
Two Calk examples
The two versions compared on this page.
What causes the difference
In these two examples, the changes are: wine sweetness — dry red wine → red wine sweet.
Wine: Dry red wine → Red wine sweet
- The sweet red shown contains more than 45 g of residual sugar per liter, making the same-size pour nearly twice as caloric as the dry wine.
- Alcohol contributes 7 kcal per gram in both wines. The residual sugar explains the rest of the difference between these two pours.
Examples in this category
Examples of dishes and searches that fit this Calk category.
Alcoholic drinkSemi-sweet red wineSemi-sweet white wineGlass of red wineAlcohol-free beerDry red wineDry white wineSweet red wineSweet white wineGlass of wineNon-alcoholic beerFortified wine
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FAQ
How many calories are in the two versions shown?
The two 150 g versions shown here contain 112 and 240 kcal.
Why can the same amount differ?
In these two examples, the differences are: wine sweetness — dry red wine → red wine sweet.
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