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    I believe that muscoto comes as a de Asti which is carbed and as a regular non carbed. Does anyone have problems with regular wine? Reds or whites?

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    I ordered what I thought was a lemonade at a restaurant, but it had Sprite in it. It burned my tummy deep down inside!

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    You're, what, two months post-op?

    Sure, go ahead. Drink a Coke. See what happens.

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    I believe that muscoto comes as a de Asti which is carbed and as a regular non carbed. Does anyone have problems with regular wine? Reds or whites?

    Moscato does come in non-carbonated. It's one of my go-to wines, and no, it has never bothered my sleeve. Don't know about reds, as I'm not a big fan of red wine, really only drink it as Sangria.

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    Moscato does come in non-carbonated. It's one of my go-to wines, and no, it has never bothered my sleeve. Don't know about reds, as I'm not a big fan of red wine, really only drink it as Sangria.

    Good to know!!! Thanks!

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