Category: Alcohol units

The number of alcohol units in Stella Artois depends significantly on the region where it is sold, with the UK version typically having a lower Alcohol By Volume (ABV) than in the United States. Specifically, a single UK-standard 440ml can of Stella Artois (4.6% ABV) contains 2.0 units of alcohol.

According to product listings from major UK supermarkets like Tesco and Sainsbury's, a standard 660ml bottle of Stella Artois contains 3.0 UK alcohol units. This specific figure is based on the beer's Alcohol by Volume (ABV) and its overall volume, and is a key piece of information for anyone monitoring their alcohol consumption.

According to the UK's Drinkaware, a standard Aperol Spritz contains approximately 1.5 units of alcohol, though this can vary. This popular Italian cocktail, made with Aperol, Prosecco, and soda water, is generally considered a lower-alcohol beverage compared to many other cocktails, but understanding its true strength is key for responsible consumption.