Which does standard size drink always contain?

Answer 1

The same amount of alcohol, and as a result, the same proof.

• Beer:12 fl oz and about 5% alc.
• Malt liquor: 8-9 fl oz and about 7% alc.
• Table wine: 5 fl oz and about 12% alc.
• Fortified wine: 3-4 fl oz and about 17% alc.
• Cordial, liqueur, or aperitif: 2-3 fl oz and about 24% alc.
• Brandy: 1.5 fl oz and about 40% alc.
• 80-proof spirits: 1.5 fl oz/shot and about 40% alc.

Answer 2

There is no standard size drink, whether for alcohol or for soft drinks.

The most common size named for food beverages is 8 ounces.

The most common size for sodas is 12 ounces.

The most common serving size for beer is 12 ounces.

The most common serving size for wine is about 6 ounces (175 ml or 1/4 bottle).

The most common serving size for the alcohol in a mixed drink is about 1 1/4 ounces (about 35 ml) for a 'regular' drink and about 2 ounces for a 'strong' drink.

The only place that a 'standard' alcoholic drink size really exists is in the tables that the DMV and State Patrol hand out. These charts assume a standardized amount of alcohol across all types of drinks. The standardized amount is somewhere near 1/2 ounce (14 ml approximately) of pure alcohol.
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Answer 3

Each standard size drink always contains: