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Jason - 21 Jan 2005 00:54 GMT

I read an article about heart problems and the author of the
article stated that some medical experts have recommended that
people take two or three drinks of red wine each day.
What does this mean?
Is a drink of red wine the same as a cup or glass
of red wine.

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Jason - 22 Jan 2005 18:34 GMT

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Pumbaa - 23 Jan 2005 14:54 GMT

My understanding is a drink of wine is defined as a glass of wine. A glass
of wine is usually mentioned as having 4 to 6 fluid ounces of wine.
If you were drinking fortified wine you would get more alcohol as compared
to drinking regular twelve per cent red.

> I read an article about heart problems and the author of the
> article stated that some medical experts have recommended that
> people take two or three drinks of red wine each day.
> What does this mean?
> Is a drink of red wine the same as a cup or glass
> of red wine?

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Jason - 25 Jan 2005 20:08 GMT

> My understanding is a drink of wine is defined as a glass of wine. A glass
> of wine is usually mentioned as having 4 to 6 fluid ounces of wine.
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> > Is a drink of red wine the same as a cup or glass
> > of red wine?

Thanks for the information. It makes sense.

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