A glass of Chardonnay has around 123 calories in a 150ml glass although, of course, this can vary from wine to wine and producer to producer.
Calories in Chardonnay Wine Styles
Chardonnay is an incredibly versatile grape and the amount of calories you can find in a glass of Chardonnay will vary depending on the style.
As a rule, Chardonnay can be split into two distinct styles, still Chardonnay and sparkling Chardonnay.
Sparkling Chardonnay, styles such as Champagne, has a slightly lower calorific content and depending on the style can be between 75-95 calories per glass.
So how can you be sure exactly how many calories are in your glass of Chardonnay?
How Many Calories in a Glass of Chardonnay
There are 123 calories in the average glass 150ml of Chardonnay.
Although if you want to make sure the exact amount always check in with the person selling you the wine for the up to date nutritional make up of your wine.
How Many Calories in a Bottle of Chardonnay
If there are then 123 calories in a 150ml Chardonnay wine then that means there will be about 635 calories in a 750ml bottle of Chardonnay wine.
Nutrition Facts of Chardonnay
Let's take a look at the nutritional value of a glass of Chardonnay:
- Total carbohydrate: 3.2g
- Dietary fibre: 0g
- Sugar: 1.4g
- Protein: 0.1g
- Sodium 7.5mg
- Potassium: 104mg
- Saturated fat: 0g
Calorie Count: Chardonnay vs. Other Alcoholic Drinks
We now know how many calories a glass of Chardonnay has, but how does this compare to our other favourite wines?
Let’s take a look at some other styles of wine and see how their calorie levels compares to Chardonnay when served in a 150ml serving:
White Wine Styles
- Sauvignon Blanc: 122
- Riesling: 120
- Semillon: 122
- Pinot Gris: 123
- Gewurztraminer: 118
- Moscato: 127
Red Wine Styles
- Merlot: 125
- Cabernet Sauvignon: 123
- Pinot Noir: 123
- Port: 250
Other Wine Styles
- Sparkling Wines: 100
- Rose Wine: 125
- Dessert Wine: 227
What Are The Health Benefits Of Chardonnay?
Just like all wines, Chardonnay has a lot of antioxidants present, which can help to lower blood pressure and increase circulation.
When drunk in controlled amounts Chardonnay can also help to improve the texture of your skin and the health of your heart.
Before You Go...
We hope that answers all your questions on the calorie content and health benefits of Chardonnay wine.
If you have any questions, leave them in the comments, or email us at info@expertwinestorage.co.uk
You can browse more posts on Wine Types here
You can read our other guides about Chardonnay here:
- How Long Does Chardonnay Last?
- Should Chardonnay Be Chilled?
- Is Chardonnay Sweet?
- What Does Chardonnay Taste Like?
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