Occasional small amount of honey to white wine usually does not cause significant harm, if long-term or large amounts of drinking can induce gastric ulcers, gastric bleeding, alcoholic fatty liver and other diseases, damage to health. Every 100g of honey contains 75.6g of carbohydrates and 1.9g of fat, providing about 1362KJ of energy. Healthy people can supplement some calories and carbohydrates by drinking honey to white wine in moderation. However, if you drink honey to white wine for a long time or in excess, it is easy to irritate the gastrointestinal mucosa, causing gastric ulcers, gastric bleeding, etc. And it may also lead to alcoholic fatty liver, while increasing the risk of cirrhosis of the liver. The damage to the central nervous system is also very obvious. Therefore, you need to avoid consuming too much honey to white wine, and if you become unwell after drinking honey to white wine, you should seek medical attention. The recommended intake of alcohol is 0. If alcohol must be consumed, alcohol intake should be kept below 15g. Alcohol is prohibited for children, pregnant women, nursing mothers, and those preparing for pregnancy.