Do you drink red wine?  

Hello hotsummer.
well i remember i had once tasted red wine named shiraz.I did not like it that well.And i really dont go for them anymore.Infact i love champagne a lot if ever i have to go for.Or say white plain wine with less crispiness.
I even like vodka as it has flavours like green apple, orange or vanilla and goes well with diluted distilled water.

Yes I drink red wine moderately that is half a glass during parties. I drink the sweet kind but sometimes I also drink the semi-sweet and even the dry kind.
I know there are health benefits from it but I drink more on socially because I only drink when there are parties like birthdays and anniversaries. And the food that is served is more on the fattening side so I prefer the wine instead of the usual soda.
Even if I get accustomed to it's taste I am not an alcoholic because for one thing I can't afford to buy red wine only occasionally.

Hi Hotsummer,

I never take the alcoholic in my life and I will not try as the taste must be very bad.

Traditionally, it is not accepted if a girl take the alcoholic drinks always. But as per the red wine, I love. I love to enjoy the red wine by sipping, utterly getting into the long brewing of the grapes.

Scientist indicated that the red wine is good for beauty and supposed that is why I love to take, but one cup of red wine would be enough for me, no more can be accepted as I am easily felt drunk.

There are so many sources of antioxidants out there. Even your homemade fruit or vegetable juice made from fresh organic produce has loads of antioxidants. YOu dont have to drink red wine if you don't like it. There are lots of options.

I am from a household that does not drink any wine or alcohol ..But I thought I can share a small titibit of information that was given to me by a doctor cousin of ours .He did say that red wine increases the good cholestrol in the system.

Hi hotsummer, if you are not used to drinking alcohol then don't begin just because of some health claim. If it's anti oxidants you are after there are better sources. The actual good things about red wine is it has iron in it, which you can get from many other sources, and it is known as being good for the heart in small amounts. But if you aren't used to drinking then the detrimental effects more than outweight the good effects. People drink for pleasure not for the medicinal qualities inside the bottle.

Red wine can stain your teeth brown, and upset your stomach. Any form of alcohol can act as a depressant which is why I stopped drinking red wine as it did have that effect on myself. Any alcohol can have a detrimental effect on your liver.
If it's anti oxidants you are after consider red grape juice, or eat pomegrantes or drink pomegranate juice. Also cranberries and cranberry juice.
I hope this helps you to make your mind up. I should add that years ago I did take a course of wine study connected with my work and believe me any reports probably do not highlight the difference between an absurdly expensive wine which will be uncontaminated and a cheap bottle which will have additives in it.

i drink either red or white wine, i got through patches of it. depends on what i feel at the time. i've got a good stash of wine, only cause i like it and will drink from sweet to dry and even an old stash of port. i've got bottles dating back a few yrs.
there's loads of other sources of anti-oxidants, like gogi berries, acai berries. plus others, without having to drink wine when you don't normally.

hi hotsummer? well i like redwine although i seldom drink it before. we all know that proper redwine is good for health and heart and blood vessels. redwime does not contain much alcohol, it is good for sleep. so i would drink a small cup of it everyday when i go to sleep, it really helps me to go to sleep, so i would insist on.

i am not a wine drinker. i do not enjoy the taste of it and i do not understand what anybody likes about it. i have tried several kinds and i just cannot see what the allure is. i have never tasted a wine that i think tastes good especially red wine.

I enjoy red wine and would reccomend the wines of South East Australia.
I am not a 'drinker' in that I have never drunk so much as to become really intoxicated, but I do enjoy a glass of red wine every now and again when I can afford it.
There are many food types that are supposed to have anti-oxidants, but I prefer red wine to tomatoes any day...