Tricia Mae S.

Dee G9-Mendeleev
Types of Wines/Liquors
Red Wines:
CABERNET SAUVIGNON
Considered to be a medium-high alcohol wine, Cabernet Sauvignon from places like
California and Washington have sweeter grapes which translate into a higher alcohol
content.
ABV: 13.5 to 14.5 percent
Calories per glass: 123
MALBEC
Malbec, from wineries located in warmer climates such as Argentina, tend to be on the
stronger side all things considered. Try pouring this wine below the standard 5 oz pour
line when serving.
ABV: 13.5 to 15 percent
Calories per glass: 125
MERLOT
Similar to the Cabernet in alcohol percentage, the Merlot is a good choice for a dry red
wine.
ABV: 13.5 to 14.5 percent
Calories per glass: 122
PINOT NOIR
With a percentage of 11% to 14% the wine alcohol content of a Pinot Noir (perhaps
from a winery in Oregon) varies greatly. This is the average alcohol content of a glass a
wine, which a 5 oz pour is encouraged.
ABV: 11 to 14 percent
Calories per glass: 120
SYRAH OR SHIRAZ
Coming from Australia, these two bold wines are considered to have a high alcohol
content as far as wine goes. An Australian shiraz would pair beautifully with beef.
ABV: 14 to 15 percent
Calories per glass: 120
ZINFANDEL
This red wine can either be fortified with a distilled neutral spirit or can be naturally high
in alcohol. A California Zinfandel pair’s great with a leg of lamb or even pork ribs. A
White Zinfandel however has a slightly lower ABV.
ABV: 14 to 15.5 percent
Calories per glass: 129
SHERRY
Dessert wines like Sherry tend to have a higher alcohol percentage and are made to be
enjoyed in a smaller glass.
ABV: 15 to 20 percent
Calories per glass: 150
White Wines:
CHARDONNAY
A medium-high alcohol white wine, Chardonnay grown in warmer climates tend to have
a higher ABV.
ABV: 13 to 14.5 percent
Calories per glass: 123
KABINETT RIESLING
Sparkling wines like this sweet German riesling tend to have the lowest alcohol as well
as calories. It's almost like drinking grape juice...almost.
ABV: 8 percent
Calories per glass: 90
CÔTES DU RHÔNE
The white wine from France falls under the medium alcohol content category. The
French red wine of the same name falls under the same percentage.
ABV: 11.5 to 13.5 percent
Calories per glass: 123
PINOT GRIS OR PINOT GRIGIO
An Italian Pinot Gris or Pinot Grigio runs at an average percentage. The cooler climates
of Italy make these grapes a bit of the bitter side compared to grapes grown in places
like California.
ABV: 12 to 13 percent
Calories per glass: 122

What is Intoxication?
Intoxication is the term used to describe any change in perception, mood,
thinking processes and motor skills that results from the effect of a drug(s) on our
central nervous system. It is the point at which alcohol depresses the central nervous
system so that mood and physical and mental abilities are noticeably changed.

How can you say that someone is intoxicated?

An intoxicated person may show the following signs:
Behaviour Physical Signs Other
Becoming loud, boisterous Spilling drinks. Rambling conversation.
and
disorderly
Becoming argumentative. Fumbling and difficulty in Loss of train of thought.
picking up change
Annoying other patrons Swaying and staggering. Difficulty in paying
and staff attention
Becoming incoherent, Difficulty walking straight. Not hearing or
slurring or making understanding what is
mistakes in speech. being said
Becoming physically Bumping into Drowsiness, dozing or
violent. furniture/other Customers. sleeping while sitting at a
bar table.
Becoming bad tempered or Glassy/bloodshot eyes and Difficulty lighting
aggressive lack of focus. cigarettes.
Using offensive language Falling down Vomiting
Exhibiting inappropriate Flushed Face.
sexual behavior
Disheveled clothing
References Used:
https://www.rgl.wa.gov.au/docs/default
source/rgl/identifying_the_signs_of_intoxication.pdf?sfvrsn=0
https://mcwell.nd.edu/your-well-being/physical-well-being/alcohol/what-is-intoxication/
https://www.wideopeneats.com/wine-alcohol-content/