Calculated Mean Content Values

Units Average Min Max Standard Deviation
mg/100 ml 32.10 9.60 85.40 16.72
mol/100 ml 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

Values calculated by aggregating data from 35 different samples from 9 unique publications.

Aglycone Mean Content Values

Aglycone Units Average Min Max Standard Deviation

Original Content Values Used to Produce Means

Heinonen, I. M.;Lehtonen, P. J.;Hopia, A. I. (1998) Antioxidant Activity of Berry and Fruit Wines and Liquors. Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry 46:25-31 PubMed (25477663)
Original Content Value Original Food Description Commercial Origin # of Samples Analyzed
21.20 mg/100 ml White wine A yes 1
Frankel E.N., Waterhouse A.L., Teissedre P.L. (1995) Principal phenolic phytochemicals in selected California wines and their antioxidant activity in inhibiting oxidation of human low-density lipoproteins. Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry 43:890-894
Original Content Value Original Food Description Commercial Origin # of Samples Analyzed
16.50 mg/100 ml California white wine 1 - Sauvignon Blanc - 1990 yes 1
19.30 mg/100 ml California white wine 2 - Sauvignon Blanc - 1991 yes 1
24.00 mg/100 ml California white wine 3 - Chardonnay - 1990 yes 1
25.90 mg/100 ml California white wine 4 - Chardonnay - 1991 yes 1
24.30 mg/100 ml California white wine 5 - White Zinfandel 1992 yes 1
33.10 mg/100 ml California white wine 6 - White Zinfandel 1991 yes 1
Katalinic V., Milos M., Modun D., Music I., Boban M. (2004) Antioxidant effectiveness of selected wines in comparison with (+)-catechin. Food Chemistry 86:593-600
Original Content Value Original Food Description Commercial Origin # of Samples Analyzed
40.20 mg/100 ml White wine - Croatia - Marastina - 2000 yes 1
29.20 mg/100 ml White wine - Croatia - Posip - 2001 yes 1
33.80 mg/100 ml White wine - Croatia - Traminac - 2000 yes 1
30.10 mg/100 ml White wine - Croatia - Grasevina - 2000 yes 1
Lugasi A., Hovari J. (2003) Antioxidant properties of commercial alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages. Nahrung 47:79-86 PubMed (12744283)
Original Content Value Original Food Description Commercial Origin # of Samples Analyzed
55.70 mg/100 ml White wine - Aszu - Sweet - Tokaj - 1991 yes 1
56.70 mg/100 ml White wine - Szamorodni 1 - Sweet - Tokaj - 1991 yes 1
30.40 mg/100 ml White wine - Szamorodni 2 - Dry - Tokaj - 1991 yes 1
28.00 mg/100 ml White wine - Riesling - Dry - Balatonbereny - 1996 yes 1
25.00 mg/100 ml White wine - Yellow muscateller - Semi-dry - Tokaj - 1991 yes 1
Minussi R.C., Rossi M., Bologna L., Cordi L., Rotilio D., Pastore G.M., Duran N. (2003) Phenolic compounds and total antioxidant potential of commercial wines. Food Chemistry 82:409-416 PubMed (24334093)
Original Content Value Original Food Description Commercial Origin # of Samples Analyzed
21.60 mg/100 ml White wine - Argentine - Chardonnay yes 1
34.70 mg/100 ml White wine - Brazil - 1998 - Blended yes 1
35.30 mg/100 ml White wine - Brazil - 1997 - Riesling yes 1
25.60 mg/100 ml White wine - Brazil - 1998 - Cabernet blanc yes 1
85.40 mg/100 ml Italian white wine 1 - 1998 - Greco di Tufo yes 1
43.90 mg/100 ml Italian white wine 2 - 1997 - Pinot Grigio yes 1
61.00 mg/100 ml Italian white wine 3 - 1998 - Verdicchio yes 1
Simonetti P., Pietta P., Testolin G. (1997) Polyphenol content and total antioxidant potential of selected Italian wines. Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry 45:1152-1155
Original Content Value Original Food Description Commercial Origin # of Samples Analyzed
11.60 mg/100 ml Italian white wine - Gewurtztraminer - 1995 yes 1
14.60 mg/100 ml Italian white wine - Colomba Platino - 1994 yes 1
9.60 mg/100 ml Italian white wine - Torre di Giano - 1995 yes 1
Teissedre P.L., Landrault N. (2000) Wine phenolics: contribution to dietary intake and bioavailability. Food Research International 33:461-467
Original Content Value Original Food Description Commercial Origin # of Samples Analyzed
24.50 mg/100 ml French white wine - Languedoc - Chardonnay 1998 yes 10
Sato M., Ramarathnam N., Suzuki Y., Ohkubo T., Takeuchi M., Ochi H. (1996) Varietal differences in the phenolic content and superoxide radical scavenging potential of wines from different sources. Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry 44:37-41
Original Content Value Original Food Description Commercial Origin # of Samples Analyzed
35.71 mg/100 ml White wine 1 - Sauternes, France - Sémillon yes 1
31.25 mg/100 ml White wine 2 - Tokaji, Hungary - Furmint yes 1
37.32 mg/100 ml White wine 3 - Tokaji, Hungary - Furmint yes 1
55.51 mg/100 ml White wine 4 - Katsunuma, Japan - 1987 - Koshu yes 1
29.51 mg/100 ml White wine 5 - Japan yes 1
72.05 mg/100 ml White wine 6 - Madeira, Portugal - Riesling yes 1
25.94 mg/100 ml White wine 7 - Jerez, Spain - Palomino yes 1
Gorinstein S., Caspi A., Zemser M., Trakhtenberg S. (2000) Comparative contents of some phenolics in beer, red and white wines. Nutrition Research 20:131-139
Original Content Value Original Food Description Commercial Origin # of Samples Analyzed
43.62 mg/100 ml White wine, dry no 1