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When is the right time having wine? before dinner or after?
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When you like it!: Wine, in moderation (less than four 4oz, 100ml glasses a day for a man, or two glasses for a woman), is fine to drink whenever you would most enjoy it. If you drink before eating you are more likely to feel the effects of the alcohol so exercise caution.
Answered 8/15/2014
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