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Is it possible to become allergic to wine??
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Just wondered....... After recent events and recalling when and what I drink, I seem to now get blinding headaches with white wine.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Yes. Some red wines make my nose block up. I don`t think its the alcohol either because I don`t get it with all alcoholic drinks. South African wines are allowed to have up to 45 different additives in them and Australian wines can have up to about 75 so there could be so many different things in there, it could be any one of them. One of my colleagues`s boyfriend actually got tested to see what it was he was affected by and it was silica dioxide. I think that`s used to clarify wine. It might be worth trying organic wine.
I can't have gluten and could not understand why I got symptoms when I ate gluten free food. Then someone told me that some wine producers use wheat to help clear the wine (why??).
Could be this. We don't know what they put in it - look at scandal over Austrian wines several years ago - they put an oil derivative in their wine!
Could be this. We don't know what they put in it - look at scandal over Austrian wines several years ago - they put an oil derivative in their wine!
Smowball - as NoM said it is likely the sulphites in the white wine (they sometimes appear as little white crystals) - (i) do not drink the bottom of the bottle (ii) do not buy cheap white wine (iii) there are some organic white wines out there. e.g. http://www.waitrosewi...ype.aspx?source=61253
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