ZURICH Switzerland AP Swiss stores have withdrawn about 10000 bottles of Barolo and Burgundy wines after they were found to contain glycerin Swiss television reported Tuesday. Glycerin is used to improve the taste of poor quality produce. Although it poses no health risk it is banned to protect consumers from being misled. The Kassensturz Cash Check consumer program said it sent samples of the quality wines mostly costing more than 30 Swiss francs dlrs 21 per bottle to a government laboratory for testing. Two out of five samples of French Burgundy wine and seven of 21 Barolo wines from northern Italy contained illegally added glycerin it said. One of the samples was ``Paolo Scavino'' regarded as one of Italy's best wines. Kassensturz said that wine dealers and the Coop supermarket chain had withdrawn 10000 bottles of the wine in question. UR; cn APW19981201.1503.txt.body.html APW19981201.0931.txt.body.html