if you get a rash it is one of two things you are either mildly allergic to alcohol or you are allergic to a preservative in the wine. wines are terrible for preservatives and it wont help buying organic as they will still have them (plus organic will gouge a higher price). i would make note which wines give you a reaction and track what preservatives they use

https://winou miebunker.wine/ is my favorite online wine shop. You can check them out.

Give Tamburlane wines a try.

Have you tried Angove’s organic Chardonnay?
Or you could try SO2go, can purchase it for around $5 at bottlo, the drops take the sulphur out of the wine…somehow!

I’ve heard Tambulane are good. Maybe you should try one and tell us if the rash still appeared

Interesting topic! ! Its very interesting reading the comments on this as well!

It will be interesting to see if the organic wine makes a difference to your rash. As it could be something else

Some great comments here, I also have an issue with not just wine but any alcohol, I get a rash and burn up. It’s really annoying.

there are some good comments here

Thanks I suffer from headaches if I drink just one glass of wine with sulphites

Thanks so much ladies for all your advice and even brand suggestions. I too seem to have problems with some white varieties and cider more so than red, in terms of reaction to ingredients. I saw in Coles liquor land when I was purchasing a red that there was an organic version- not sure about white though.

It may be an additive that causes the rash. Many wines contain sulphites, these can also cause a reaction in asthmatics. Try avoiding wines with sulphites or other additives and see how you go.

Temple Bruer Riesling
Temple Bruer Sparkling Pure Red
Redden Bridge Cabernet Sauvignon
Hart of the Barossa
Cabernet Sauvignon (The Blesing)
Happs PF White Margaret River
Hunter Valley 2010 Pure Rose (Ascella)
JE Ngeringa Syrah
Ngeringa Pinot Noir
Tamburlaine Verdelho
Temple Bruer Pinot Noir
Kalleske Merchant Cabernet Sauvignon
Enoomah Bore Shiraz-Cabernet Sauvignon
Cape Jaffa Semillon Sauvignon Blanc
Spring Seed Wine Co Four O’Clock Chardonnay
Paxton AAA Shiraz Grenache
Angove Shiraz Cabernet
Angove Chardonnay
Pure Vision Merlot
Angove Sauvignon Blanc
Em’s Table Shiraz
Redden Bridge NV Sparkling Pinot Grigio
Tamburlaine Sauvignon Blanc

http://cellarorganics.com.au

I know Wild Fox wines are certified organic. Not sure about any others but there must be lots.

Maybe it is not the organic or non organic that is causing the rash? Could it be the contents in wine that is causing it?

http://www.organicwine.com.au follow this link and you may find what your after