What is the standard measure for 'One Drink' of wine at 11% ABV?

The standard measure for 'One Drink' of wine at 11% alcohol by volume (ABV) is typically defined as 5 ounces. This is based on guidelines that help individuals understand what constitutes a standard drink across various types of alcoholic beverages.

For wine, the general consensus is that a standard drink contains about 0.6 ounces of pure alcohol. At 11% ABV, a 5-ounce serving of wine provides approximately that amount of pure alcohol, making it the standard serving size recognized by health organizations and alcohol regulatory bodies. This measurement helps people moderate their consumption and better understand the effects of alcohol on their bodies.

In contrast, sizes like 4 oz, 6 oz, or 8 oz would either underrepresent or overrepresent a standard drink, which could lead to confusion about alcohol intake.