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According to Drinkaware, a typical 25ml single measure of 40% ABV vodka contains exactly one unit of alcohol. Therefore, five standard 25ml vodkas would equal five units, though this can change depending on the pour size and the vodka's strength. Understanding alcohol units is crucial for monitoring consumption and promoting safer drinking habits.

In the UK, health officials advise a limit of no more than 14 units of alcohol per week. Understanding how many units are in 1 pint is a key part of tracking your intake, as the number can vary widely depending on the drink's strength.

A typical 125ml glass of 12% ABV Prosecco contains approximately 1.5 units of alcohol. Calculating units for any volume, including a small shot-like pour, depends on the Prosecco's alcohol by volume (ABV) and the specific serving size. The term 'shot' is not standard for wine.

A single 25ml measure of 40% ABV rum contains one unit of alcohol. This fact is the foundation for calculating how many units are in a standard bottle of rum and is a crucial part of tracking your alcohol consumption for responsible drinking.