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I'm confused about the difference between units and standard drinks too.
In Australia, our govt regulates that manufacturers must print the number of 'standard drinks' on each bottle, and our local wine is 6 standard drink per bottle. I'm clueless as to what units are but am interested in finding out. I was going to ask this question too!
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9 units is right for a 12% bottle of wine. I read somewhere that if you take the volume of alcohol ie 12%, that applies per 1000mls , so 12% per 1000mls = 12 units per 1000mls. A bottle of wine is about 750 mls so that would be 9 units if 12% in volume! Hope im making sence!
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www.downyourdrink.org.uk explains the unit system and its an excellent site to! I once did 6 weeks af through them ,it really helped me. Hope this is of interest to you.
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Hi Starlight
Sorry, i think it was me that got the units wrong! Here in the UK I go off what is posted on the wine bottles. I used to drink red wine which is 14% and listed as 12 units. I now drink red at 12%, 9 units. I got mixed up the other night - sorry for worrying you.
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