A standard 750 ml wine bottle at 12–13% alcohol by volume holds about five to six standard drinks, or roughly 75–80 milliliters of pure alcohol.

The average American age 21 or older drinks about 603 standard drinks a year, equal to roughly 11 to 12 drinks each week.

80 proof vodka is 40% alcohol by volume, so a standard 1.5 ounce shot holds about 0.6 ounces (14 grams) of pure alcohol.

On average, Americans drink about 2.5 gallons of pure alcohol per adult each year, equal to roughly 530 standard drinks or 10 a week.

Orange juice naturally carries trace alcohol from fermentation, usually around 0.02–0.1% ABV and staying well below 0.5% in normal storage.

Most ripe bananas hold about 0.2–0.5% natural alcohol by volume, far below a standard drink even when you eat several in a day.

A standard 12 ounce Michelob Ultra has about 4.2% alcohol by volume, with related styles ranging from about 3.8% to 4% ABV.

One alcohol unit contains 10ml, or 8g, of pure ethanol, about what an average adult body can process in around one hour.

Most vodka contains about 40% alcohol by volume (80 proof), with legal bottles usually ranging from 37.5% to 50% alcohol.

On average, the liver processes about one standard drink of alcohol per hour, but the exact rate varies widely from person to person.