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Calculate how much you drink pure ethanol
On the basis of the data entered, the amount of drink and the percentage of alcohol content calculator calculates pure ethyl alcohol that we consume.
1 Small beer-———330 ml (4.5 – 10%)
2 Large beer-———500 ml (4.5 – 10%)
3 Vodka-————— 500 ml (36 – 40%)
- a glass-——————- 50 ml (36 – 40%)
4 Wine-——————750 ml ( 9 – 19%)
- a glass-——————- (100 – 250 ml)*
*Let us remember that a glass of wine most often to fill about half
Sample capacity of popular spirits
1 Small beer
2 Large beer
3 Vodka
- a glass
4 Wine
- a glass
*Let us remember that a glass of wine most often to fill about half
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