American and British terms for drink measures?!


Question:

American and British terms for drink measures?

Here in India:
A peg is 60 ml.
A nip is 90 ml.

In America, they seem never to have heard of "pegs". They call it a "shot". How much is a shot? And what do people use in England? Is it only in India that we say "peg" and "nip"? Where else do people use those words?


Answers:
we have 1 oz shots served by the stingy
1 1/2 oz is a typical jigger
and 2 oz if you tip well
3/4 oz is normal to add a liqueur to your drink
a pint is still a pint
and the imperial pint has grow popular in the past few years
a half pint bottle of booze is a pony
it is half of a pint (8 us oz)
booze also come in us quarts and uk 750 ml.

in US a shot is 1 oz. In UK a dram may be comparable.




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