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  1. blank 99problems says:

    Propylene Glycol sounds bad when you say it like that, but its also one of the main ingredients in azsthma inhalers, and its only used in non-toxic forms of antifreeze, not the type you’d put in your cars engine.

  2. Really? Why is wine in the headline? None of the stuff listed is used in the making of wine nor are you allowed to add it.

    1. blank Cindy Koch says:

      Grapes are probably sprayed w/pesticides don’t a you think?

  3. blank Keith Pritchard says:

    There is a list of approved additives (not really ingredients) it is radically much smaller and more limited than any food product. Isinglass that is derived from fish bladders (think like cod liver oil, but no flavor and has to be made from a solid chrystaline base so it solidifies easily and would not be in the final beer or wine.) which is used as a fining agent and only traces in the ppb or ppt would be left in the wine as it is used to remove unwanted hazes in the wine, is the only thing on they list used in wine. I haven’t used the stuff commercially at all, but did as an amateur and never cared for the results. If you want to avoid the GMO stuff in beer don’t drink major brands that use other than Barley or Wheat which have no GMO varieties. Unfortunately a lot of ultra large brewers use corn and rice in making beer, which isn’t very good tasting anyway.

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