How Many Coronas to Get Drunk?
A 12 oz Corona Extra is 4.6% ABV and about 0.92 standard drinks (148 calories). Four to five bottles in two hours lands in NIAAA binge range. Not a target.
A 12 oz Corona Extra is 4.6% ABV and about 0.92 standard drinks (148 calories). Four to five bottles in two hours lands in NIAAA binge range. Not a target.
An IBA margarita is about 1.6 US standard drinks; a 2 oz tequila bar build is about 2. Frozen restaurant pours vary. Math, not a recipe.
There is no official best Glenfiddich. The 12 is typically 40% US — FLAG. Single malt, not a ranking.
When it comes to bourbon, two well-respected brands always seem to be in the debate of being the best: Bulleit Bourbon vs Woodford Reserve.
Both are great bo
Gentleman Jack is Tennessee whiskey at 80 proof / 40% ABV , same strength as Old No. 7, from Lynchburg. The brand difference is an extra charcoal-mell
Tequila is a distilled Mexican agave spirit (TTB 5.148 / CRT). Agave wine is a fermented wine product, not tequila. A 1.5 oz 40% tequila pour is one standard drink; wine math is 5 oz at ~12%.
Gin must taste of juniper and bottle at ≥40% (27 CFR 5.144). Vodka is a neutral spirit (5.142). A 1.5 oz 40% pour is one standard drink. US Tanqueray is 47.3% — more ethanol per ounce.
Shandy and radler are beer-plus-lemonade serve talk, not TTB classes. Official brand ABVs unused — FLAG. Typical lager ~5%.
There is no official smoothest whiskey. Smooth is not a TTB class. Read the type and the proof. 100 proof is not bottled-in-bond. A 1.5-ounce 40% pour is one drink.
A US case of 24 × 12 oz cans weighs about 20 pounds. The same beer in glass bottles is closer to 30–36 pounds. Count cans, ounces, and glass.