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Allergies/headaches from wine?

Posted By: Me on 2007-04-23
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This California wine is sulfite free. It's grown organically too.

http://www.freywine.com/freywine/


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Wine

I didn't know that. DH usually buys the wine.
But my mom has a lot of allergies, and she has always had to stick with white wine. And I love organic stuff in general.


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Being able to buy and enjoy a nice bottle of wine.
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allergies
One of my cats does this and it is just plain ol' allergies. Just to be sure, though, I would ask the vet.

Good luck and congrats on ur first kitty!
yes - what do you mean? allergies? (nm)
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Grape tomatos, stuffed with feta cheese. Mix red wine vinegar and olive oil and drizzle over top.
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