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WHAT’S A STANDARD DRINK?
A standard drink is defined as one that contains 10 grams of pure alcohol and different alcoholic drinks contain different amounts of pure alcohol.
For example, each of the drinks below are equal to approximately one standard drink.
- Two 285 ml pots/middies/schooners/handles of light beer (2.7 per cent Alc./Vol)
- One 375 ml stubby of mid strength beer (3.5 per cent Alc./Vol)
- Three-quarters of a 375 ml stubby of full strength beer (4.9 per cent Alc./Vol)
- One 285 ml pot/middy/schooner/handle of full strength beer (4.9 per cent Alc./Vol)
- 100 ml of wine (12 per cent Alc./Vol)
- Two-thirds of a 330 ml bottle of alcoholic soda (5.5 per cent Alc./Vol)
- 30 ml of spirit or liqueur (40 per cent Alc./Vol)
From: http://www.mydr.com.au/addictions/standard-drinks
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