On average, a standard beer contains about 5% alcohol by volume (ABV). However, this can vary depending on the type of beer and the brewing process.
a unit normally stands for 1 glass of an alcoholic consumption. This mean, most basically, 1 glass of beer (5% alcohol). Standard glasses of wine, shot, beer etc. are based on the unit system. This means that a standard glass of wine, and standard glass of beer and a standard shot glass contain more or less the same amount of alcohol (of course some spirits and wines/beers are stronger than the other). Most basic, a unit of alcohol means 1 liter with 1% alcohol in it. Thus 4 units equals four liters with 1% alcohol, which then again equals 4 glasses (250 mL) of 5% beer. Hope that helps
Standard.4.7%/5.0%
In general there is about 1% more alcohol in an ice beer then a comparable one.
Beer contains alcohol, and too much alcohol is bad for you. The difficult part is determining where the limit for "too much" is. Beer is also quite high in calories, so even if it wasn't for the alcohol, too much beer could still be bad for you.
By volume, no. By standard serving (1 can beer = 1 shot of whiskey) they are equal.
5.4%
The alcohol in beer, wine and liquor is the same kind and standard drinks of beer, wine and liquor have the same amount of alcohol (.6 oz). They are completely equal to a breathalyzer.
one beer.
5.1%
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5.6