Well, there are some trace naturally occuring sulphites but those usually don't present a problem from what I understand. But yeah, in conventional wine the sulphites are added as preservatives. You will also find this in salad bars, most potatoe products like homefries from restaurants and any processed (conventional) apple product.....
to the wine. Most liquor stores will have a small organic sulphite free area depending on the demand. The ones near me used to just stock them around the Holiday's. When I asked about this I was told because they go over too quickly not being preserved by the sulphites. Never understood why they didn't just put a vitamin E capsule in there.......
sulphites can hide under other names. Nice hugh? Metabisulfites is one and I believe poly benzo something or other. I can't remember but it is very deceiving as the word "sulfite" does not appear in the name so it is tricky. I remember it when I see it but it escapes me now. Good luck Artist. Let us know if you find anything good. And again, you usually will see on the lable "trace amounts of naturally occuring sulphites". But they don't add them and from what I understand these do not harm. Don't know if it is because it is "naturally occuring" or if it is because they are "trace" amounts.
Take care,
Elena
nurse_artist <nurse_artist@
Elena I think I'll try organic white wine. It never crossed my mind to
look for organic and sulphate-free wine. I didn't know it was possible
I guess. So, they add suplphites? I thought the sulphites were formed
during the process or something. I had no idea... I almost
exclusively drink the white wine from a local winery, so that wine
probably just doesn't have the sulphites or as much yeast than other
brands - maybe fresher or something... If I try other brands I run
into a problem sometimes.. Hmm I'll have to learn about organic wines
and what makes them different. Thanks!!!
Artist
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