

The “standard drink” is a useful way to keep track of how much someone is drinking.
All of these would be considered one standard drink:
A standard drink contains 14 grams or 0.6 fluid ounces of pure alcohol.
A quick way to calculate how many standard drinks a particular drink is equivalent to is to multiply the number of ounces by the ABV percentage and then divide by 60. For each of the standard drink types given above, this calculation will give you “1” since each is equivalent to one standard drink.
Many drinks have more alcohol than is found in a standard drink. For example:
Here are examples of drinks that contain more alcohol than one standard drink:
When serving customers alcohol, it is important to consider not just the number of actual drinks they’ve had, but the number of equivalent standard drinks, because this will give you a more accurate sense of how much alcohol they have consumed.
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