How long does it take for 1 beer to be totally out of your system?

Answer 1

This depends on a variety of factors: the alcohol content of the beer, the size of the person, the state of his or her liver, and how much alcohol he regularly consumes. Large, healthy people who regularly consume alcohol are most able to process alcohol. For an average 4.9% Alcohol By Volume beer consumed by an average male, it will take roughly 1 hour and 20 minutes to process the beer.

Answer 2

It depends on the test, and on the beer.

If you're testing for ethyl glucoronide, which you probably aren't, it takes three to seven days for the evidence of drinking to leave your system.

For sobriety testing. the old rule was "one hour per beer." This was when beer was 3.2 percent alcohol and came in 12-ounce bottles. If you are calling a 40-ounce malt liquor "a beer" one hour will not be enough.

There are just so many variables, though...metabolism, body weight, gender...the safest thing to do is to decide that when the drinking starts for the night, your driving has ended.

Answer 3

If you only drink one normal beer, it takes 2 hours to leave your system. If you drink strong lager, it's going to be longer than that, and the more you drink, the longer it takes for all the alcohol to leave.

Answer 4

If its Heineken, it Will probably never leave your system, But Fosters Will Leave shortly after a pint.

Answer 5

The alcohol itself will process in about an hour. The metabolites can take up to three days.

Answer 6

It really depends on the kind of beer. most American beers(Coors, Busch,Budweiser, ect....) have anywhere's from 84 calories to 117 calories.

Answer 7

24 hours or less if you excersize and sweat a bunch and drink a ton of water on top of that