Standard-drink calculator
How many standard drinks are in a crowler of beer?
2.7
standard drinks
2
pints
5%
ABV
A crowler of beer holds 32 oz at about 5% ABV. Run that through the standard-drink formula and it comes to roughly 2.7 US standard drinks — or about 2 pints at a typical 16 oz pour.
The math
standard drinks = volume × ABV% ÷ 0.6
32 oz × 5% ÷ 0.6 = 2.7
One US standard drink is 0.6 fl oz of pure alcohol (about 14 grams). Want the breakdown for a single serving instead? See the standard-drink calculator or what counts as a standard drink.
Frequently asked questions
How many standard drinks are in a crowler of beer?
A crowler of beer at 32 oz and 5% ABV is about 2.7 US standard drinks. That's its 32 oz of liquid × 5% alcohol ÷ 0.6 oz of pure alcohol per standard drink.
How many pints is that?
Poured at a typical 16 oz pint, a crowler of beer works out to roughly 2 pints.