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    A single unit of alcohol is defined as 1 small glass of wine (125ml), 1 half pint of beer or cider, or 1 single measure (25ml) of spirits. Extra strong beers and ciders can contain up to three units in one serving. Knowing units of alcohol can help monitor intake.

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    A single unit of alcohol is defined as 1 small glass of wine (125ml), 1 half pint of beer or cider, or 1 single measure (25ml) of spirits. Extra strong beers and ciders can contain up to three units in one serving. Knowing units of alcohol can help monitor intake.

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    A single unit of alcohol is defined as 1 small glass of wine (125ml), 1 half pint of beer or cider, or 1 single measure (25ml) of spirits. Extra strong beers and ciders can contain up to three units in one serving. Knowing units of alcohol can help monitor intake.

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    Alcohol Fact Sheet #2

    Units of alcohol

    1 small (125ml) glass of wine 1 unit


    (8%)

    1 half pint of beer, lager or 1 unit


    cider ordinary strength (3.5%)

    1 single (25ml) measure of 1 unit


    spirits (37.5%)

    Extra strong beers, lagers and ciders can


    contain up to three units!

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