beatthegmatinsept wrote:All its saying is that some winemakers add sulphites to the wines they produce, while other winemakers do not add any sulphites to the wines they produce.

I remember this question from OG. It's an interesting one.

debmalya_dutta wrote:

beatthegmatinsept wrote:All its saying is that some winemakers add sulphites to the wines they produce, while other winemakers do not add any sulphites to the wines they produce.

I remember this question from OG. It's an interesting one.

But just look at this construction
However, since there are several winemakers who add sulfi tes to none of the wines they produce,

How can you "add " something(sulphites) to none of "something (wines)" - So you have committed the action of adding ...so what are they adding the sulphites to ? still perplexed

debmalya_dutta wrote:CR Question Stem -

Many people suffer an allergic reaction to certain sulfites, including those that are commonly added to
wine as preservatives. However, since there are several winemakers who add sulfi tes to none of the
wines they produce, people who would like to drink wine but are allergic to sulfi tes can drink wines produced by these winemakers without risking an allergic reaction to sulfites.

Guys -
What I want to understand is explain me in layman's language what the above highlighted sentence really means ...

My question - what is this sentence trying to tell - ADD sulphites to none of the wines
Does that mean that the winemakers add sulphites to wines that other's produce and not to their wines ?

Probably being dumb..So ignore my naivety with the "sulphites" and the "wines" and the "wine makers"