I have found Rose or White wine I can drink unlimited without upsetting my IBS, however red wine gives me chronic diahorrhea the morning after. Similarly spirits seem fine but carbonated mixers (eg coke) or orange juice sets off diahorrhea the next morning. Bitter and fizzy cider also are no good for me.
1 Place the ribs in a large ziplock bag or covered bowl and marinate in the fridge for 1-2 hours. 2  Preheat the oven to 250 F. 3  Place the ribs on a foil lined baking tray in a single layer.  Add another piece of foil on top to create a pouch for the ribs to cook in.
The key is to roast the ribs at a low temperature (250 degrees or so) until the meat is almost literally falling off the bone. We tried fourteen different wines with our baby-back ribs. Not surprisingly, the best matches involved red wines, all of which were fairly full-bodied.