How Many Shots in 375 Ml

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Not all shot glasses are created equal. Some are 1 ounce, some are 2 ounces (looking at you, dive bars with heavy hands). If your shot glass is a souvenir from a beach vacation, it might hold only 1 ounce, and your 375 ml bottle suddenly becomes 12.7 shots—which sounds impressive until you realize you’re just nursing tiny sips.

Pro tip: if you’re using a jigger (the fancy bartender’s toy), you’ll get exactly 8.5 shots at 1.5 ounces each. And if you’re using a red Solo cup, stop—that’s not a shot, that’s a cry for help.

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Let’s get weird: if you pour a shot into a cocktail, does it still count as a shot? Yes, the universe says. But here’s a brain-melter: a standard cocktail uses 1.5 to 2 ounces of spirit, so one 375 ml bottle can make about 6 to 8 cocktails. That’s enough for a small book club where nobody actually reads.

Surprising fact: in the UK, a “single shot” is officially 25 ml (about 0.85 ounces). That means your 375 ml bottle would give you 15 British shots. The British also call a shot a “tot,” which sounds like a cute baby otter but is actually a tiny amount of booze. Puts our American “generosity” into perspective, doesn’t it?