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This is dependent on the size of the "glass". The only comparisons that make sense are those dealing with equal and defined measures. On a measure for measure basis, wine has about 3 times the alcohol content of beer. But if the bartender pours a 5 ounce glass of wine (fairly typical) and a 16 ounce pint glass of beer (fairly typical), the alcohol content is about the same.

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There is between three and four times more alcohol in vodka than in white wine, given an equal portion. Proof is 1/2% alcohol. So, 100 proof vodka is 50% alcohol. White wine is about 12% alcohol, thus 24 proof. So 100 proof vodka has roughly four times the alcohol of white wine, 86 proof vodka a little less than that.

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Although beer is generally in the range of 3 to 5% alcohol and wine somewhere around 11%, BrewDog has reclaimed the world record for the strongest beer with a 55% ABV beer named "The End of History"

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Standard servings of beer, wine, and distilled spirits contain the same amount of pure or absolute alcohol.

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Most champagne is in the 12 to 13%. Wine will variy from 11% to as high as 16 or 17% (these higher ones are found in red zinfandel sometimes).

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Wine between 12 and 14.5 % per vol

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there is more in your tummy

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