Consult your physician or other qualified health professional to more accurately determine how beer can be part of your individual healthy lifestyle.
There are many variables that can affect beer drinkers’ blood alcohol content level. The examples below are among the many variables that are not taken into account and are not included as factors in this Blood Alcohol Calculator for beer drinkers.
- Food Intake
- Mood
- Medication
- Age
- Mental and Physical Health
- Percentage of Body Fat
- Water in the Body
- Time From First Beer
This calculator is not a legal definition or indicator of blood alcohol content. It is intended to be used as an approximate guideline to inform beer drinkers of the estimated potential blood alcohol content range that one might experience after responsibly enjoying the flavor and diversity of beer. It is not intended to estimate the affect of other alcoholic beverages, particularly mixed drinks/cocktails because of the uncertainty in determining an accurate alcohol content of mixed drinks with added liquor/distilled spirits.References
1. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Computing a BAC estimate. Washington, DC: National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, ©1995 October. Download
Keep it Glassy!
Have you ever wondered why there are so many different beer glasses? The shapes and sizes of beer glassware may seem endless, but there’s definitely a method to the madness when choosing the perfect glass to enjoy your favorite beer styles.
Check out our handy beer glass infographic. It’s a good primer on how you can keep it glassy the next time you order your favorite beer. And for those of you who want to learn more about your favorite beverage, check out the CraftBeer.com Beer 101 Course.
