There have been very few other published
attempts at quantitating antioxidant capacity in foods. However,
there has been some interest, using various analytical techniques, in
quantitating antioxidant activity in grape wines, garlic extracts, and
herbs. Whitehead et al. (1995), who used a chemiluminescent reaction
to measure the antioxidant capacity of red wine, reported a variation
of 10.0 to 20.7 µmol·mL–1 of TE in antioxidant capacity in nine
different red wines with a mean of 15.4 µmol·mL–1 of TE