Wine allergies refer to adverse reactions some individuals experience after consuming wine, which can be attributed to specific ingredients or compounds found in wine. Common causes of these allergic reactions include sulfites, histamines, and proteins from grapes and other substances used in the winemaking process. Symptoms of wine allergies can range from mild to severe and may include headaches, hives, nausea, nasal congestion, and respiratory issues. Individuals who believe they have wine allergies may need to avoid certain types of wine or consult with a healthcare provider to identify specific triggers and manage their symptoms.
Unraveling the Mystery Behind Red Wine Headaches For thousands of years, people have linked red wine to headaches, with historical accounts dating back to Roman times. As researchers in winemaking,…