How Many Calories Are In a Glass Of Wine?

A standard 125ml glass of supermarket wine contains between 90 and 160 calories depending on style, ABV, and sugar content. That adds up fast — a bottle of mainstream red or white can clock 600–700 calories. If you drink wine regularly and you're watching your intake, the wine you choose matters more than most people realise.

Here's the complete breakdown by style, and how DrinkWell's range compares.

Calories in wine by style

Style	Serving	Supermarket average	DrinkWell range
White wine	125ml	95–120 kcal	From 76 kcal
Red wine	125ml	100–125 kcal	From 76 kcal
Rosé wine	125ml	89–110 kcal	From 69 kcal
Sparkling / Prosecco	125ml	80–100 kcal	From 78 kcal
Full bottle (750ml)	—	600–700 kcal	From 370 kcal

Where do calories in wine come from?

Two things drive the calorie count in wine: alcohol and residual sugar. Alcohol contains 7 calories per gram — the single biggest contributor. Residual sugar adds 4 calories per gram on top of that.

Which wine has the fewest calories?

At DrinkWell, our lowest-calorie wines currently are:

→ El Ninot de Paper Grenache Shiraz — 76 kcal per 125ml, 0g sugar, £9.99
→ TRACES Sauvignon Blanc — 78 kcal per 125ml, 0g sugar, £9.99
→ Les Oliviers Grenache Cinsault Rosé — 69 kcal per 125ml, 0g sugar, £12.49
→ Skinny Witch Prosecco Brut DOCG — 80 kcal per 125ml, 0g sugar, £16.99

Shop low calorie wine at DrinkWell

→ Low calorie white wine — from 76 kcal per 125ml
→ Low calorie red wine — from 76 kcal per 125ml
→ Low calorie rosé wine — from 69 kcal per 125ml
→ Low calorie sparkling wine — from 78 kcal per 125ml
→ Keto wines — 0g sugar, 0g carbs
→ Zero sugar wine — every bottle confirmed at 0g sugar
→ Mixed wine cases — best per-bottle price, free delivery over £99

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How Many Calories Are In a Glass of Wine?

Calories in wine by style

Where do calories in wine come from?

Which wine has the fewest calories?

Shop low calorie wine at DrinkWell

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