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Schweppes are supplying a 'measuring cap' on their Indian Tonic and Canada dry ginger (etc) 1 litre bottles.
To the cap's inner marker, as specified, the measured volume is 35 cc.
If a bottle of beverage contains 40% alcohol by vol, this means 40 UK units of alcohol per litre - 10 cc of alc' being one UK unit.
Therefore 1 UK unit is contained in 25 cc of the drink, 35cc contains 1.4 UK units of alcohol.
Is the measuring cap correct for 1 unit - anywhere? 35 cc of booze at 40% alc' by vol is the measure for 1 unit (approx' 14cc alcohol) in Finland maybe elsewhere too.
Use the cap and you'll lace your single drinks with more alcohol than you thought you had actually measured, perhaps this Christmas ...
A calculator :-
http://www.cleavebooks.co.uk/scol/ccalcoh3.htm
To the cap's inner marker, as specified, the measured volume is 35 cc.
If a bottle of beverage contains 40% alcohol by vol, this means 40 UK units of alcohol per litre - 10 cc of alc' being one UK unit.
Therefore 1 UK unit is contained in 25 cc of the drink, 35cc contains 1.4 UK units of alcohol.
Is the measuring cap correct for 1 unit - anywhere? 35 cc of booze at 40% alc' by vol is the measure for 1 unit (approx' 14cc alcohol) in Finland maybe elsewhere too.
Use the cap and you'll lace your single drinks with more alcohol than you thought you had actually measured, perhaps this Christmas ...
A calculator :-
http://www.cleavebooks.co.uk/scol/ccalcoh3.htm