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It depends on the size of the glass of wine as well as the wine itself, but a generalized answer is "2 pts for 1 small glass(4floz)" per Weight Watchers 1st week book.

I am interested in the points plus for a 4 fl-oz glass of Chardonnay Points plus complete food list book- 5 oz - Chardonnay -2 pts

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