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Scratching your head over whether to get a couple of pints or split a jug? Maybe you’ve wound up sinking beers in a state where “pint” no longer means pint. Just let us know your state and what they’re charging and we’ll handle the rest. Pub visit made easy.
BEER SIZES BY STATE
Australia’s beer glass sizes are notoriously varied by location, which makes ordering a glass a genuine test of local knowledge. While a schooner, meaning 425ml, is a popular and fairly consistent term across most of VIC, NSW, ACT, QLD, NT, WA, and TAS, South Australia uniquely refers to this size as a pint.
Similarly, the 285ml glass known as a middy in NSW, ACT, and WA becomes a pot in VIC, QLD, and TAS, and confusingly, a schooner in South Australia. The largest common size, the pint – of 570ml – is generally uniform across the country, though South Australia once again distinguishes itself, using “imperial pint” for this measure.
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