How Many Calories Are in a Bottle of White Wine?

A standard 750ml bottle of supermarket white wine contains between 550 and 680 calories. At a typical 175ml glass, that's 130–160 calories per pour — more than most people realise when they're halfway through a bottle on a Friday night.

Calories in white wine: by variety

DrinkWell low calorie whites start from 76 kcal per 125ml — all full-strength, all zero sugar.

What drives white wine calories?

Two things: alcohol content and residual sugar. Alcohol contributes 7 calories per gram and is the dominant factor. Residual sugar adds 4 calories per gram. White wines vary more widely than reds in residual sugar because many commercial brands add sweetness for mass-market appeal without labelling it clearly. An off-dry Pinot Grigio from a supermarket can contain 3–5g of sugar per glass without any mention on the bottle. DrinkWell lists the exact sugar and calorie content on every product page.

Our lowest calorie white wines

All full-strength, all confirmed at 0g sugar per 125ml serving.

• → TRACES Sauvignon Blanc — 78 kcal per 125ml, 0g sugar, 11% ABV, £9.99
• → Il Badalisc Pinot Grigio DOC — 80 kcal per 125ml, 0g sugar, 12% ABV, £11.49
• → Vino Pomona Pinot Grigio — 80 kcal per 125ml, 0g sugar, 12% ABV, £10.99
• → Piattini Pinot Grigio — 82 kcal per 125ml, 0g sugar, 12% ABV, £10.99
• → B&G Sauvignon Blanc — 83 kcal per 125ml, 0g sugar, 12% ABV, £11.99

Shop low calorie white wine

• → Low calorie white wine collection — from 78 kcal per 125ml
• → White wine cases — best per-bottle price, free delivery over £99
• → Sauvignon Blanc — DrinkWell's most popular white style
• → Keto white wines — 0g sugar, 0g carbs

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