Ketogenic Wines – Stay on track with these low carb wines.

After a long day, you finally have a few minutes to relax. So you head to the wine cellar and find a perfectly-aged bottle of wine. Then you pour yourself a glass and sit back to contemplate the day. You swirl the wine around in the glass, and then a take sip, letting the flavors dance across your taste buds.

It tastes so good that you pour yourself another glass and share a toast with your friends or significant other. “To health and happiness,” and the glasses clink together. If you enjoy wine, you need to know that it’s high in calories that can lead to weight gain and other health problems. And its alcohol content can also have negative side effects.

But take a closer look at what wines are made of, and you’ll find they’re high in carbohydrates. And that’s a problem if you’re trying to control carbs to keep your weight down, or manage a health condition like diabetes.

If you drink wine, there’s nothing wrong with having a little in moderation. That means no more than two drinks per day for men, one drink for women, zero if pregnant. Some research even suggests that resveratrol found in wine may help prevent heart disease.

Great. But if you’re trying to go low-carb, is wine off limits? Yes…But only traditional wines. As more people latch on to the health benefits of eating a low-carb diet, wine makers realized they needed to provide a low-carb option. And they have. Dry Farm Wines is one of those winemakers to enter the low-carb wine market, making ketogenic wines from organically-grown ingredients that are naturally lower in alcohol, sugar, and carbohydrates.

If you’re following a low-carb diet and want to enjoy a glass of wine, you can. But wine shouldn’t be the only thing on your menu. Take a look at the selection of Low-Carb meals made from fresh ingredients by MagicKitchen.com, and you’ll see a long list of healthy and tasty meals to choose from that will pair perfectly with your favorite wine.