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Lowest calorie wine

Alcohol free wine is the lowest at 30 kcal a glass, and with alcohol a glass of prosecco is the lightest at 90 kcal.

A glass of alcohol free red wine in a wine glassProsecco with fine rising bubbles in a flute glass125 ml of pale golden champagne with fine rising bubbles in a champagne flute
1Alcohol free wineA glass of alcohol free wine30kcal2ProseccoGlass of prosecco, 125 ml90kcal3ChampagneGlass (125 ml flute)95kcal4CavaA flute of cava95kcal5WineGlass (150 ml)125kcal6Aperol spritzGlass of Aperol spritz, about 200 ml125kcal7SangriaA glass (about 200 ml)160kcal8Mulled wineMug (about 200 ml)200kcal

Numbers for the portion shown, the same as on each food's page. Sports are for someone of about 70 kg.

The bubbles come out on top partly because the glass is smaller. Prosecco, champagne and cava are a 125 ml flute, a glass of wine is 150 ml at 125 kcal.

An Aperol spritz is a 200 ml glass and lands right next to wine at 125. Sangria and mulled wine bring fruit and sugar, so they are 160 and 200.

A bottle of wine is 625 kcal, about five glasses, and a bottle of champagne is 570, six flutes. Shared by four over dinner, the bottle is about 156 each.

Questions

Which wine has the fewest calories?

Of the wines with alcohol, prosecco at 90 kcal a glass, then champagne and cava at 95. Alcohol free wine is 30.

Is prosecco lower in calories than wine?

Per glass, yes: 90 for a 125 ml flute against 125 for a 150 ml glass of wine. Most of the gap is the size of the glass.

How many calories in a bottle of wine?

625 kcal for a 750 ml bottle. A large 175 ml glass is 145.

How many calories in an Aperol spritz?

About 125 kcal for a 200 ml glass, the same as a glass of wine.

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