How Much Sugar Is In A Glass Of Wine?

The sugar content of wine varies enormously — from 0g per glass in a bone-dry Brut Nature sparkling wine to over 8g per glass in an off-dry rosé or medium white. Most people don't realise how much commercial wines contain because sugar isn't required to be labelled on wine bottles in the UK or EU.

Sugar in wine: how much per glass?

Wine style	Sugar per 125ml glass	Classification
Brut Nature / Zero Dosage sparkling	0–0.4g	Dry (EU: <3g/L)
Dry red (e.g. Rioja, Shiraz)	0–0.5g	Dry (EU: <4g/L)
Dry white (e.g. Pinot Grigio, Sauvignon Blanc)	0–0.5g	Dry
Standard supermarket Brut Prosecco	~1.5g	Brut (up to 12g/L)
Standard supermarket rosé	3–9g	Often unlabelled
Sweet dessert wine	15–30g+	Sweet

Every wine at DrinkWell is confirmed at 0g of sugar per 125ml serving.

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Every wine in our collection contains 0g of sugar per 125ml serving — confirmed from producer data, not estimated. Browse by style:

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→ Zero sugar red wine — from 76 kcal per 125ml
→ Zero sugar rosé wine — from 69 kcal per 125ml
→ Zero sugar sparkling wine — from 78 kcal per 125ml
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