How many ounces in liquor bottles

It's that time of year when folks are making recipes. So you need to know how many ounces are in the different size liquor bottles. That's why we keep this handy dandy chart of sizes at the store.

I've put the old traditional bottle names like pint, fifth, and half gallon in quotes because they are no longer accurate measurements. We may still call them that, but bottle sizes have changed!

Liquor bottles in ounces

• standard shot = 1.5 oz
• 50 ml "mini" bottle = 1.7 oz
• 200 ml "half pint" bottle = 6.8 oz
• 375 ml "pint" or "flask" bottle = 12.7 oz
• 750 ml "fifth" bottle = 25.4 oz
• 1 liter "quart" bottle = 33.8 oz 
• 1.75 liter "half gallon" or "handle" bottle = 59.2 oz

Wine bottles in ounces

• standard wine serving = 5 oz
• 187 ml "mini" wine bottle (usually sold in 4 packs) = 6.3 oz
• 375 ml "split" or "half" wine bottle = 12.7 oz
• 750 ml standard wine bottle = 25.4 oz
• 1.5 liter wine "magnum" bottle = 50.8 oz
• 3 liter wine bottle or box = 101.6 oz
• 5 liter wine box = 169 oz

Get more details on wine, including how many bottles of wine you need on this post: 
How many glasses of wine in a wine bottle?

How many ounces in a cup

• 1 cup = 8 oz
  

And for bonus points, ever wonder why they called it a "fifth" bottle? It was a fifth of a gallon, just a bit less than a quart which is a fourth of a gallon. Now you know.