Do you get itchy, cramped-up or wheezy from even a little bit of wine? It could be because you have a sulfite sensitivity. Sulfites are sulfur-based compounds that are added in the wine-making process ...

If there’s one major downfall for drinking wine, it’s the overwhelming hangover that makes life the next morning borderline impossible to bear. The throbbing headache alone is enough to make you want ...

A research drive is working toward the design and marketing of a low-cost, easy-to-use device that would filter up to 99 percent of sulfites from wine when it’s poured from the bottle. Winemakers have ...

Wine consumption continues to rise in the U.S. every year, with retail values reaching upward of $55.8 billion in 2015. Recent projections show that the wine industry will continue to grow this year, ...

University of Kansas students are designing an aerator type device to eliminate the sulfites in wine Croissants Bistro, Myrtle Beach Love wine but can’t tolerate the morning-after affects that ...

If you can’t go to Napa Valley, bring Napa Valley to you. It’s may not be so difficult if you have Üllo Wine, a new tool that promises to purify and aerate your glass of vino, removing sulfites and ...

SOUTHLAKE, Nov. 20, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- This release provides information about wine chemistry and beverage treatment technology. The Wand is a beverage treatment device, not a medical product, ...

A Chicago chemist might have developed a way for people sensitive to sulfites can still enjoy red wine, according to a report in wine-searcher.com. James Kornacki, a recent PhD graduate in organic ...

Wine headaches are a complex phenomenon that may have many different causes. Some people suggest that the sulfites present in wine cause their headaches. However, other experts report that the link ...

‌Many people enjoy wine with a meal, on a special occasion, or as an everyday treat. Some pay later with headaches or other unpleasant effects. We often hear that reactions to wine are caused by ...

Sulphites are commonly added to wines to keep them fresh. A top sommelier will swear they can taste them, however the truth is you may be blissfully unaware of their presence. If you’re lucky.

Let us all rejoice for we are on the brink of having one less wine problem. So, you know how some wines give you a headache after drinking, even after only half a glass? Startup company Üllo has a ...