If you've ever wanted an easy way to know the alcohol percentage and primary flavor profile in your favorite beverage, look no further than the Periodic Table of Alcohol. Designed by Visual.ly ...

The charts can also help you plan ahead if alcohol ... standard drink based on the type of alcohol, serving size, and alcohol percentage: Intoxication levels depend on how quickly you drink.

Blood alcohol level charts can help people estimate how much alcohol may be in their bloodstream after drinking. A person’s blood alcohol content can vary based on several factors, including age ...

10% (100 mg/dL) is considered legally intoxicated, and it takes only a few drinks to get there. Use this calculator to estimate your own blood alcohol content under different circumstances.

your blood alcohol content level (BAC) rises. Many factors impact your blood alcohol level including your gender and your body weight. The chart below shows your likely BAC based on the number of ...

The first thing to note is that wine sold in the U.S. has an alcohol percentage by volume listed. Look carefully—it’s usually in tiny print, or on the edge of the label, but it should be there. If ...

That seems strange to me: Doesn't the government require that most wines list the alcohol percentage on the label? —Mary Beth, Potosi, Wisc. Dear Mary Beth, Can you believe both things are true? The ...