The Australian Government's Alcohol Guidelines use the idea of a standard drink but what exactly does that mean? In Australia a standard drink is any drink that contains 10 grams of alcohol.
![]() 1 - 285ml middy/pot full-strength beer | ![]() 0.7 - 285ml middy/pot mid-strength beer |
![]() 0.5 - 285ml middy/pot light beer | ![]() 1.5 - 375ml schooner/pint full-strength beer |
![]() 1 - 375ml schooner/pint mid-strength beer | ![]() 0.8 - 375ml schooner/pint light beer |
![]() 1.5 - 375ml pre-mix spirits | ![]() 1.2 - 300ml alcoholic soda |
![]() 1 - 30ml nip spirits | ![]() 22 - 700ml bottle spirits |
![]() 1 - 30ml alcoholic shot | ![]() 0.9 - 60ml port or sherry |
![]() 1.5 - 170ml champagne/sparkling wine | ![]() 1 - 100ml small serve of wine |
![]() 1.8 - 180ml average (restaurant) serve of wine | ![]() 7 - 750ml bottle of wine |
Source: Australian Government Alcohol Guidelines