This standard is used worldwide and any percentages mentioned throughout this post are also “abv”. This is calculated by measuring the number of millilitres of pure ethanol found in every 100mL. The first thing to know is that alcohol is measured in standard units called "alcohol by volume" (abv). What’s the average alcohol percentage in beer? But what does this percentage really mean, and does it matter? In this article we'll walk you through everything you need to know about the alcohol in your beer. Typically, you'll find that your beer alcohol content is labelled on the can or bottle you’re drinking from, or else you’ll see it displayed on the tap at the bar. How much alcohol is in your beer? The answer will depend on what brand and type of brew you're drinking.
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