Bill said ..."A pint must be a pint after all"...
Well, your American pint certainly isn't a pint. A proper (imperial)
pint has 20 fl.oz. in it, not 16, although those fluid ounces are 4%
smaller, making our pint overall 20% larger. That means our quarts and
gallons are 20% larger too.
Beer seems to be the one area where a British serving size is bigger
than an American...
Richard & Sammy ('73 Black Tulip BGT)
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