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The Difference Between Traditional Wines with Sugar and PURE Zero Sugar Wines

When it comes to wine, the difference between traditional wines with sugar and PURE Zero Sugar wine is more than just a matter of taste, it's about making choices that align with a consious lifestyle without compromising on flavor.

Traditional Wines with Sugar:

Higher Sugar Content: Traditional wines, especially the sweeter varieties, can contain up to 10 grams of sugar per glass, depending on the type and style. This sugar content can quickly add up, especially for those watching their intake.
More Calories: Sugar directly contributes to the calorie count in wine. Traditional wines, therefore, tend to have higher calories, making them less ideal for those looking to reduce their overall calorie consumption.
Impact on Blood Sugar: The sugar in regular wines can lead to spikes in blood sugar levels, which may be a concern for those managing diabetes or following a low-sugar diet.

PURE Zero Sugar Wine:

Zero Sugar: PURE is a unique wine. Thanks to a 100% natural yeast that converts all sugars into alcohol, we achieve a wine with Zero Sugar Perfect for those who want to enjoy a delicious wine without compromising on flavor.
Fewer Calories: PURE Zero Sugar wines contain fewer calories compared to traditional wines. This makes them a perfect option for those mindful of their caloric intake, especially in a balanced or low-calorie diet.
Better for balanced blood sugar: PURE don’t cause the same blood sugar spikes as traditional wines, which is beneficial for people managing diabetes or those on a low-carb or keto diet.

PURE Zero Sugar wines offer a better alternative without sacrificing the rich flavors wine lovers love. With Zero sugar, no carbs, fewer calories, and a focus on your well-being, it’s the perfect balance of taste and lifestyle. Enjoy the best of both worlds!

Ready to make the change and enjoy a wine that’s as good for you as it is delicious?

*Our advice is to contact your doctor and/or dietician if you have diabetes, before consumption.