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How many ounces are in a pint of liquor?

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NIAAA's container chart labels a 375 ml bottle of spirits a "pint" or "half bottle". That is about 12.7 fl oz (our calculation), enough for about 8.5 standard drinks of 80-proof liquor.

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  • 25 spirits sizes from 50 ml to 3.75 L (27 CFR 5.203) and 25 wine sizes (27 CFR 4.72)
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In this article
  1. Liquor bottle sizes in ounces
  2. Pint of liquor vs a measuring pint
  3. How strong is it?

Liquor bottle sizes in ounces

Name Size Fluid ounces (our calculation) Standard drinks (80 proof)
Half pint 200 ml about 6.8 fl oz 4.5
Pint 375 ml about 12.7 fl oz 8.5
Fifth 750 ml about 25.4 fl oz 17

Standard drinks and bottle names come from NIAAA. Ounce conversions are our calculation at 29.57 ml per US fluid ounce.

Pint of liquor vs a measuring pint

A liquor “pint” is a nickname for a bottle size. It is not the same as a pint of beer or a measuring cup pint. We did not open an official page defining those, so we do not state their volume here.

How strong is it?

The 8.5 figure assumes 80-proof spirits (40% ABV). Check the label for your bottle. Our bottle guide covers other sizes.

People also ask

How many shots are in a pint of liquor?

About 8.5 standard 1.5 fl oz shots of 80-proof spirits, per NIAAA.

How many ml is a pint of liquor?

375 ml, which NIAAA also calls a half bottle.

How many ounces is a half pint of liquor?

A 200 ml half pint is about 6.8 fl oz (our calculation) and holds about 4.5 standard drinks.

General information only, not medical or legal advice. If you have a health condition, take medicines or are pregnant, ask your doctor before drinking alcohol. Never drink and drive.

Sources

  1. NIAAA: The Basics: Defining How Much Alcohol is Too Much, read 4 Nov 2026
Written by A to Z Alcohol Editorial Team · Published Nov 12, 2026 · Updated Nov 12, 2026
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