
Ah, the eternal question, usually asked after the bottle is empty. While the provided search results offered a tantalizing glimpse into the world of alcohol facts with their website menus, they kept the actual answers hidden away, which isn't very helpful, is it?
Luckily, you don't need to click through a dozen links to get your answer. The magic formula for calculating alcohol units is: (Strength in ABV x Volume in ml) ÷ 1000.
For your standard 750ml bottle of wine at a respectable 13% ABV, the calculation goes like this: (13 x 750) ÷ 1000. This works out to a grand total of 9.75 units. So, let's call it just under 10 units of fun.
Considering the UK's recommended weekly guideline is 14 units for both men and women, that single bottle takes up a rather significant chunk of your weekly budget. It's something to ponder as you eye that second bottle, isn't it?


