Serving sizes have been standardized for legal reasons to contain roughly 0.6 ounces of alcohol per serving. Serving measurements include: 5 ounces of wine per glass, 24 proof or 12 percent ABV; 12 ounces of beer per serving, 10 proof or 5 percent ABV; 1.5 ounces of liquor or spirits per shot, 80 proof or 40 percent ABV. read more
When it comes to alcohol content, a 12 ounce beer, a 5 ounce glass of wine or 1 ounce (a shot) of hard liquor actually contain the same amount of alcohol by volume. For an average man 165 + pounds he can have 2 beers, glasses of wine or shots (with or without mixer is fine) the first hour of drinking & 1 beer, wine or shot every hour after that. read more
Quick Answer. Brandy made for drinking has about 50 percent alcohol by volume. For brandy that is used as an additive to other alcohols, such as sherry, the volume is much higher, at between 80 to 95 percent by volume. read more
Find the alcohol content of your favorite cocktail. Alcohol contents of popular liquor and spirits are provided. read more