🍺 330 mL EU Can vs 355 mL US Can Explained

mL to Pints Converter: EU and Import Bottle Decoder, 330 mL vs 355 mL Can Gap, and the 375 mL Spirits Pint That Is Not a Pint

1 mL = 0.002113 US pints (exact). Convert milliliters to US pints for imported beer, wine, and spirits. Three modes: single mL with US/UK/dry pint standards, EU and Import Bottle Decoder (330 mL EU can vs 355 mL US can, 375 mL spirits pint flask, 750 mL wine bottle), and batch up to 20 values. 16 EU/import size presets. Free PDF. WhatsApp share.

1 mL = 0.002113 US pints 330 mL EU can = 0.698 pints 375 mL “pint” = only 0.793 pints EU/Import Bottle Decoder 750 mL wine = 1.585 pints Batch up to 20 Values
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mL to Pints

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330 mL (EU can) = 0.698 US pints. 355 mL (US can) = 0.750 pints. 375 mL (spirits flask) = 0.793 pints. 500 mL = 1.057 pints. 750 mL = 1.585 pints. 1,000 mL = 2.113 pints. 1,750 mL (handle) = 3.698 pints.

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Formula and Reference

Why the EU Beer Can (330 mL), the Spirits Pint Flask (375 mL), and the US Beer Can (355 mL) Are All Different Volumes: A Consumer Guide to Import Bottle Sizes

Walk into a New York City craft beer shop and you will find cans from the US (355 mL = 12 fl oz), Germany (500 mL = 16.91 fl oz), the UK (440 mL = 14.88 fl oz, or 568 mL = 19.21 fl oz), Belgium (330 mL = 11.15 fl oz), Japan (330 mL = 11.15 fl oz), and specialty craft breweries (473 mL = 16.00 fl oz). Each looks like a beer can. None of them contains the same amount of beer. The differences are historical, regulatory, and commercial. Understanding them means knowing what you are actually buying per dollar.

The US 355 mL standard comes from the traditional 12 US fl oz bottle, metrically converted: 12 x 29.5735295625 = 354.882 mL, rounded up to 355 mL. The EU 330 mL standard comes from the pre-metric one-third liter (333 mL), rounded down to 330 mL during the 1960s European beer can standardization. The difference between them: 25 mL, about 0.845 fl oz, 7.0% more beer in every US can compared to an EU can of identical-looking size. TTB alcohol beverage regulations at TTB.gov. NIST unit conversions at NIST.gov.

The spirits “pint” situation is even more confusing. In US spirits retail, a “pint” bottle = 375 mL by TTB standard (27 CFR Part 5). But 375 mL = only 0.7926 US liquid pints, about 79.3% of a true 473 mL US pint. You are buying a bottle labeled “pint” that is actually 0.793 pints. This is not fraud: the TTB defined 375 mL as a standard spirits bottle, and the “pint” label refers to the container format by industry convention, not the actual volume in liquid pints. TTB bottle size regulations at eCFR.gov Title 27 Part 5.

330 mL = 0.698 US pints EU/international standard can. 11.153 fl oz. Heineken, Carlsberg, Peroni, Corona. 25 mL less than US 355 mL can. If paid same price, you get 7% less beer.
375 mL = 0.793 US pints TTB spirits “pint” flask (27 CFR Part 5). 12.68 fl oz. NOT a true US liquid pint (473.18 mL). The most misleading “pint” in US retail.
500 mL = 1.057 US pints EU half-liter. 16.91 fl oz. German and Belgian craft beer standard. 27 mL more than 1 US pint. Good value if priced same as a US pint.

How This Three-Mode mL to Pints Converter Works for Import Beer Buyers, Spirits Shoppers, and Recipe Cooks

Mode 1: Single mL to US Pints

Enter any mL value. Choose standard: US liquid pint (473.176 mL), UK imperial pint (568.261 mL), or US dry pint (550.610 mL). Output: US pints to 4 decimal places, fluid ounces, US cups, and liters. A cross-reference shows all three pint standards for the entered volume. 16 presets cover common EU and import sizes from 50 mL miniature through 1,750 mL spirits handle. The bar chart compares your input against four reference sizes (330 mL EU can, 355 mL US can, 473 mL US pint, 568 mL UK pint, 750 mL wine bottle).

Mode 2: EU and Import Bottle Decoder

Select from 16 pre-defined EU and import sizes (330 mL EU can through 1,750 mL spirits handle), or enter a custom mL value. Output: US pints, UK pints, fl oz, and a complete reference table showing all 16 import sizes with their US pint equivalents. The currently selected size is highlighted in the table. The bar chart shows all 10 common import sizes scaled to US pints, with the selected size highlighted in dark blue. Useful for comparing prices at a bottle shop by volume, or understanding how much beer is in an unfamiliar import can.

Mode 3: Batch mL to US Pints

Enter up to 20 mL values, one per line. Output: US pints to 4 decimal places, fl oz, US cups, and liters for each. Useful for a spirits retailer converting a new import product lineup from EU mL sizes to US pints for pricing comparison, or a bar manager calculating pour costs across different bottle sizes.

EU and Import Beer Can and Bottle Sizes Compared to US Pints: Full Reference Table

Size / FormatmLUS Pintsfl ozNotes
TTB spirits nip50 mL0.1057 pt1.69 fl ozAirline miniature. TTB minimum spirits bottle size. 50 mL.
Piccolo wine (quarter)187.5 mL0.3962 pt6.34 fl oz1/4 bottle wine. Single serve. 1.25 standard 5 oz pours.
Spirits half-pint flask200 mL0.4227 pt6.76 fl ozTTB “half pint” label. NOT half a liquid pint (236.59 mL = 0.5 pts).
UK nip beer bottle275 mL0.5812 pt9.30 fl ozUK small glass bottle. Common for Budweiser UK nip format.
EU standard beer can330 mL0.6975 pt11.15 fl ozEU/international. Heineken, Carlsberg, Peroni. 25 mL LESS than US can.
US standard beer can355 mL0.7500 pt12.00 fl ozUS standard = exactly 12 US fl oz. 25 mL MORE than EU 330 mL can.
Spirits “pint” flask375 mL0.7926 pt12.68 fl ozTTB 27 CFR Part 5 spirits bottle. “Pint” label = 0.793 true US liquid pints.
UK large beer can440 mL0.9299 pt14.88 fl ozGuinness, Strongbow, Carling. UK dominant single-serve format.
US pint beer can473 mL0.9996 pt16.00 fl ozTrue US pint can = 16 fl oz. US craft beer standard pint can.
EU half-liter can/bottle500 mL1.0567 pt16.91 fl ozGerman, Belgian, Czech beer. 500 mL = 1.057 US pints. Better value than US pint if priced equal.
UK pint can568 mL1.2001 pt19.21 fl ozUK imperial pint = 568.26125 mL = 1.200 US pints. Boddingtons, Tetley’s widget cans.
UK large glass bottle660 mL1.3949 pt22.32 fl ozNewcastle Brown Ale. Hobgoblin. About 1 and 2/5 US pints.
Wine/spirits bottle750 mL1.5850 pt25.36 fl oz“Fifth.” 1.585 US pints. 5 standard 5-oz wine servings per bottle.
EU 1-liter bottle1,000 mL2.1134 pt33.81 fl ozGerman Masskrug. TTB-approved 1L spirits bottle since 2016.
Magnum wine bottle1,500 mL3.1701 pt50.72 fl oz2 x 750 mL bottles. 10 standard 5 oz wine pours.
Spirits handle1,750 mL3.6985 pt59.17 fl ozTTB “handle” = 1.75L = 3.699 US pints. Half-gallon spirits format.

Formula: US pints = mL / 473.176473 (exact). 1 US fl oz = 29.5735295625 mL. TTB spirits bottle sizes: 27 CFR Part 5. NIST unit standards: NIST.gov. UK pint: UK Weights and Measures Act 1985.

Three Real US Examples: NYC Import Beer Comparison, Chicago Spirits Shop Value Analysis, and Seattle Wine Enthusiast Bottle Sizing

Example 1: A New York City Craft Bar Manager Comparing Cost Per US Pint Across Import Formats

EU 330 mL can: 0.6975 US pints = $1.43/US pint at $1.00/can. US 355 mL can: 0.7500 US pints = $1.33/US pint at $1.00/can. EU 500 mL can: 1.0567 US pints = $0.95/US pint at $1.00/can. UK 568 mL can: 1.2001 US pints = $0.83/US pint at $1.00/can. Best value by pint: 500 mL and 568 mL formats.

New York craft bar manager Kevin is restocking his import beer fridge and wants to calculate actual per-pint cost for four different can formats before pricing them on his menu. He pays the same wholesale price per can regardless of size. Which format gives customers the most beer per dollar?

Assuming $1.00 wholesale cost per can, cost per US pint: 330 mL EU can = $1.00/0.698 US pints = $1.43 per US pint. 355 mL US can = $1.00/0.750 US pints = $1.33 per US pint. 440 mL UK large can = $1.00/0.930 US pints = $1.08 per US pint. 500 mL EU half-liter = $1.00/1.057 US pints = $0.95 per US pint. 568 mL UK pint can = $1.00/1.200 US pints = $0.83 per US pint. If Kevin sells all cans for $8 each: revenue per US pint = $11.46 (330 mL can), $10.67 (355 mL), $8.60 (440 mL), $7.57 (500 mL), $6.67 (568 mL UK pint). The 330 mL EU can generates the most revenue per pint served. The 568 mL UK pint can provides the most value to the customer per dollar spent. TTB federal alcohol regulations at TTB.gov.

Example 2: A Chicago Spirits Shop Owner Explaining Why a 375 mL “Pint” of Bourbon Seems Small

375 mL spirits “pint” = 0.7926 US liquid pints = 12.68 fl oz. True US liquid pint = 473.18 mL = 16 fl oz. Difference: 98.18 mL = 3.32 fl oz = 0.207 US pints = about 2 standard bourbon shots short. A 1.75L “handle” = 3.699 US liquid pints = the most cost-efficient spirits bottle size.

Chicago craft spirits shop owner Maria often gets customer complaints that their 375 mL “pint” of whiskey seems smaller than expected. She explains the TTB bottle sizes to curious customers: the spirits industry uses “pint” to mean a specific bottle format (375 mL), not the actual liquid volume measurement (473.18 mL).

The full TTB spirits bottle size lineup: 50 mL (nip), 100 mL, 200 mL (“half pint flask”), 375 mL (“pint flask”), 750 mL (“fifth”), 1,000 mL (liter), 1,750 mL (“handle”). Converting to true US liquid pints: 200 mL = 0.423 pts. 375 mL = 0.793 pts. 750 mL = 1.585 pts. 1,750 mL = 3.699 pts. The standard US liquor “pint” (375 mL) contains 98 mL less liquid than an actual US pint (473 mL). At standard 1.5 oz bourbon shot pours (44.36 mL per shot): 375 mL yields 8.5 shots. 473 mL (a true pint) would yield 10.7 shots. The customer gets 2.2 fewer shots than a true pint. TTB 27 CFR Part 5 at eCFR.gov. TTB consumer information at TTB.gov.

Example 3: A Seattle Wine Enthusiast Understanding Bottle Sizes from Piccolo to Double Magnum in US Pints

Piccolo (187.5 mL): 0.396 US pints = 1.25 x 5-oz pours. Half bottle (375 mL): 0.793 US pints = 2.5 x 5-oz pours. Standard (750 mL): 1.585 US pints = 5 x 5-oz pours. Magnum (1,500 mL): 3.170 US pints = 10 x 5-oz pours. Double magnum (3,000 mL): 6.340 US pints = 20 x 5-oz pours.

Seattle tech executive and weekend wine enthusiast David is hosting a dinner party for 8 and wants to calculate how many wine bottles of each size he needs for 2 glasses per person (10 fl oz total each, 0.625 US pints per person). His wine shop carries piccolo (187.5 mL), standard (750 mL), and magnum (1,500 mL).

Total wine needed: 8 guests x 0.625 US pints = 5 US pints = 2,365.88 mL = 79.25 fl oz. Standard 750 mL bottles: 2,365.88 / 750 = 3.15 bottles, round up to 4 bottles (3,000 mL, 1 bottle extra). Magnums (1,500 mL): 2,365.88 / 1,500 = 1.58 magnums, round up to 2 magnums (3,000 mL, similar waste as 4 standards). Cost: depends on per-bottle price at your wine shop. Value: 1 magnum typically priced 15-20% less than 2 standard bottles of the same wine, so 2 magnums saves money vs 4 standards if the same wine. Federal wine labeling at TTB.gov/wine. Standard wine pour per USDA: 5 fl oz = 1 standard drink at NIAAA.nih.gov.

Five Expert Tips: The 330 vs 355 Can Math, Spirits Bottle Naming Explained, UK 440 mL Can vs US Pint, Wine Bottle Serving Math, and TTB Volume Regulations

Tip 1: The 330 mL vs 355 mL Beer Can Gap: How Much Beer You Actually Lose at the Bar

The 25 mL difference between a 330 mL EU can and a 355 mL US can is small on a single purchase but adds up across a session. If you drink 4 beers at a bar that serves 330 mL EU cans labeled as “a beer”: 4 x 330 mL = 1,320 mL. If they were 355 mL US cans: 4 x 355 mL = 1,420 mL. You received 100 mL (3.38 fl oz) less beer, about 0.212 US pints short. On a per-can basis: a 330 mL EU import charged the same as a 355 mL domestic is 7.0% less beer for the same money. On a per-pint basis: 330 mL = 0.698 US pints. If the bar prices at “$8 a pint” but pours 330 mL cans, your effective cost per true US pint is $11.46, not $8. TTB beer facts at TTB.gov. NIST measurement standards at NIST.gov.

Tip 2: TTB Spirits Bottle Naming: Why “Pint,” “Half Pint,” and “Fifth” Are Marketing Terms, Not Measurements

The TTB (Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau) defines standard spirits bottle sizes in 27 CFR Part 5. These sizes predate metrication and carry legacy American names: the “fifth” (750 mL) was originally 1/5 of a US gallon (757.08 mL), later rounded to 750 mL. The “pint” (375 mL) is not a liquid US pint (473.18 mL). The “half pint” (200 mL) is not half of a liquid US pint (236.59 mL). In fact: 200 mL / 473.176473 = 0.4227 US liquid pints (not 0.5). 375 mL / 473.176473 = 0.7926 US liquid pints (not 1.0). The handle (1,750 mL) was originally “half gallon” (1,892.71 mL actual) but was rounded down to 1.75L in metrication. If you want to know how many true US liquid pints are in a spirits bottle: nip (50 mL) = 0.106 pts; half-pint (200 mL) = 0.423 pts; pint (375 mL) = 0.793 pts; fifth (750 mL) = 1.585 pts; liter = 2.113 pts; handle (1,750 mL) = 3.699 pts. TTB 27 CFR Part 5 at eCFR.gov. NIAAA standard drink reference at NIAAA.nih.gov.

Tip 3: The UK 440 mL Can vs US Pint: Nearly the Same but Not Quite

The UK standard large single-serve beer can is 440 mL: Guinness, Strongbow, Carling, Foster’s all use this format. 440 mL / 473.176473 = 0.9299 US pints = 14.88 US fl oz, about 33 mL (1.12 fl oz) short of a true US pint. At US craft bars that stock UK imports in the 440 mL format: if priced as a “pint pour,” you are receiving 6.8% less than a true US 16-oz pint. However, the 440 mL UK can is physically larger than the US 355 mL can (440 vs 355 = 23.9% more volume), so compared to a standard 12-oz US can, a 440 mL UK can gives you 23.9% more beer. The 440 mL format does not appear in the US domestic can market because it does not correspond to any US fl oz round number (440 mL = 14.88 fl oz). The nearest US round number would be 15 fl oz (443.6 mL). TTB beer container regulations at TTB.gov.

Tip 4: Standard Wine Serving Math: From 187.5 mL Piccolo to 3L Double Magnum in US Pints

A standard wine pour in the US is 5 fl oz (147.87 mL) per NIAAA and USDA dietary guidelines. This is also 1 standard alcoholic drink at 12% ABV. Converting wine bottle sizes to US pints and standard servings: piccolo 187.5 mL = 0.396 US pints = 1.27 servings. Demi/half bottle 375 mL = 0.793 US pints = 2.54 servings. Standard 750 mL = 1.585 US pints = 5.07 servings. Liter 1,000 mL = 2.113 US pints = 6.76 servings. Magnum 1,500 mL = 3.170 US pints = 10.14 servings. Double Magnum 3,000 mL = 6.340 US pints = 20.28 servings. Jeroboam 4,500 mL (Champagne) = 9.510 US pints = 30.42 servings. Methuselah/Imperial 6,000 mL = 12.680 US pints = 40.56 servings. NIAAA standard drink reference at NIAAA.nih.gov. USDA Dietary Guidelines at DietaryGuidelines.gov.

Tip 5: The 1L Beer Bottle: German Masskrug and Why It Became TTB-Approved in 2016

The German beer Masskrug (liter stein, mass) = exactly 1,000 mL = 2.1134 US pints = 33.81 fl oz. For decades, US spirits regulations under 27 CFR Part 5 did not include a 1,000 mL bottle size. The TTB added 1L as an approved spirits bottle size in 2016, aligning with the EU standard. Before 2016: if you saw a 1L spirits bottle in the US, it was typically imported under a special permit. After 2016: 1L bourbon, vodka, and whiskey are now a standard TTB format. For beer: the Masskrug is commonly sold at Oktoberfest events in the US and craft breweries specializing in German-style lagers. 1L = 2.113 US pints. At $15 per liter vs $8 per US pint (473 mL): the liter costs $15/2.113 = $7.10 per US pint equivalent, better value than $8/pint. TTB 2016 rule update at TTB.gov. NIST fluid measure standards at NIST.gov.

Quick Reference: Common EU and Import mL Sizes Converted to US Pints

mLUS Pintsfl ozFormatSource
50 mL0.1057 pts1.69 fl ozSpirits nip/miniatureTTB 27 CFR Part 5 minimum spirits bottle.
187.5 mL0.3962 pts6.34 fl ozPiccolo wine (quarter bottle)1/4 of 750 mL standard. Single restaurant serving.
200 mL0.4227 pts6.76 fl ozSpirits “half pint” flaskTTB spirits size. NOT a true half US liquid pint (236.59 mL).
330 mL0.6975 pts11.15 fl ozEU standard beer canEU/international. 25 mL less than US 355 mL can (7.0% less beer).
355 mL0.7500 pts12.00 fl ozUS standard beer canExactly 12 US fl oz = 0.750 US pints. 25 mL more than EU 330 mL can.
375 mL0.7926 pts12.68 fl ozSpirits “pint” flaskTTB spirits standard. “Pint” label = 0.793 true US liquid pints. 98 mL short of actual pint.
440 mL0.9299 pts14.88 fl ozUK large beer canGuinness, Strongbow. 33 mL short of US pint. 85 mL more than US 355 mL can.
500 mL1.0567 pts16.91 fl ozEU half-literGerman, Belgian, Czech beer. 27 mL more than US pint. Better value per dollar than 355 mL.
568 mL1.2001 pts19.21 fl ozUK imperial pint canExactly 1 UK pint = 568.26125 mL = 1.200 US pints. Boddingtons, Tetley’s.
750 mL1.5850 pts25.36 fl ozStandard wine/spirits“Fifth” = 1/5 US gallon. 5 standard 5-oz wine servings.
1,000 mL2.1134 pts33.81 fl oz1L bottle / MasskrugGerman beer stein. TTB-approved spirits size since 2016.
1 mL (ref)0.002113 pts0.0338 fl ozReference unitExact: 1/473.176473 US pints. Source: NIST.gov.

Formula: US pints = mL / 473.176473 (exact). TTB spirits bottle sizes: 27 CFR Part 5 at eCFR.gov. NIST fluid standards: NIST.gov. UK pint: UK Weights and Measures Act 1985. NIAAA standard drinks: NIAAA.nih.gov.

Frequently Asked Questions: mL to Pints

500 mL / 473.176473 = 1.0567 US liquid pints = 16.91 US fl oz. A 500 mL EU beer can or bottle = 1.057 US pints, about 1 US pint + 1 tablespoon more. 500 mL = exactly 2 metric cups (250 mL each).
330 mL / 473.176473 = 0.6975 US pints = 11.153 US fl oz. The EU standard 330 mL beer can is NOT 12 fl oz. It is 25 mL (0.845 fl oz) less than a US 355 mL can. If drinking imported 330 mL cans, you get 7.0% less beer than from a US 355 mL can.
750 mL / 473.176473 = 1.5850 US pints = 25.361 US fl oz. A standard 750 mL wine or spirits bottle = 1.585 US pints = 5 standard 5-oz wine pours.
No. A 375 mL spirits flask is marketed as a “pint” but is 0.7926 US liquid pints, not 1. A true US liquid pint = 473.176473 mL. The 375 mL is a TTB-defined spirits bottle size (27 CFR Part 5), about 98 mL short of a true pint.
1,000 mL = 1 liter = 2.1134 US liquid pints = 33.81 US fl oz. A German Masskrug (beer stein) = 1L = 2.113 US pints. In UK pints: 1,000 / 568.26125 = 1.7598 UK pints.
200 mL / 473.176473 = 0.4227 US liquid pints = 6.763 fl oz. The TTB spirits “half pint” flask = 200 mL = 0.423 US pints, not a true half pint (0.5 US pints = 236.59 mL).
355 mL / 473.176473 = exactly 0.750 US pints = 12.000 US fl oz. The US standard 355 mL beer can = 12 US fl oz = 0.750 US pints. 25 mL more than the EU 330 mL standard can.
568 mL / 473.176473 = 1.2003 US pints = 19.21 US fl oz. The UK imperial pint = 568.26125 mL = 1.2001 US pints. UK pint cans hold 568 mL = 1.2 US pints.
440 mL / 473.176473 = 0.9299 US pints = 14.88 US fl oz. The UK large 440 mL can (Guinness, Strongbow, Carling) is about 93% of a US pint. 33 mL short of a true US pint.
250 mL / 473.176473 = 0.5284 US liquid pints = 8.454 US fl oz. 250 mL = 1 metric cup (Australian/Canadian). Just over half a US liquid pint.
330 mL = EU/international standard = 11.153 US fl oz = 0.698 US pints. 355 mL = US standard = exactly 12 US fl oz = 0.750 US pints. Difference: 25 mL = 0.845 fl oz = 7.0% more beer in every US can. The 330 mL EU standard comes from one-third of a liter; the 355 mL US standard comes from 12 US fl oz converted to metric.
1,500 mL / 473.176473 = 3.1701 US pints = 50.72 US fl oz. A 1.5L magnum wine bottle = 3.170 US pints = 10 standard 5-oz wine pours = 2 x 750 mL standard bottles.
100 mL / 473.176473 = 0.2113 US pints = 3.381 US fl oz. TSA carry-on liquid maximum per container. Small spirits miniature or cosmetics bottle.
660 mL / 473.176473 = 1.3949 US pints = 22.32 US fl oz. The UK large glass bottle format (Newcastle Brown Ale, Hobgoblin) = 1.395 US pints, about 1 and 2/5 US pints.
473 mL / 473.176473 = 0.9996 US pints = 15.994 US fl oz. Essentially 1 US pint (exact = 473.176473 mL). US craft beer pint cans are typically filled to 473 mL, just 0.18 mL under the mathematical pint.
187.5 mL / 473.176473 = 0.3962 US pints = 6.341 US fl oz. Quarter-bottle of wine (piccolo) = 0.396 US pints = about 1.25 standard 5-oz wine pours.
375 mL / 473.176473 = 0.7926 US liquid pints = 12.68 US fl oz. The TTB spirits “pint flask” = 375 mL = 0.793 pints. 98 mL (3.32 fl oz) short of a true US liquid pint.
2,000 mL / 473.176473 = 4.2268 US liquid pints = 67.63 US fl oz. 2L bottle = 4.227 US pints. 2L spirits magnum = 4.227 US pints.
1,750 mL / 473.176473 = 3.6985 US liquid pints = 59.17 US fl oz. The spirits “handle” = 1.75L = 3.699 US pints. TTB standard half-gallon spirits bottle. Most cost-efficient spirits format per pint equivalent.
275 mL / 473.176473 = 0.5812 US pints = 9.30 US fl oz. The UK nip beer bottle (275 mL) = 0.581 US pints. Common for imported UK beer in small glass bottle format such as Budweiser UK nip.

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Legal Disclaimer and Editorial Transparency

The mL to Pints Converter on USCalculators.com is for educational and informational purposes only. Conversion formula: 1 US liquid pint = 473.176473 mL exactly (16 US fl oz x 29.5735295625 mL per fl oz; US gallon = 231 in^3 x 16.387064 mL/in^3 = 3,785.411784 mL; pint = gallon/8). Source: NIST Handbook 44 at NIST.gov. UK imperial pint = 568.26125 mL (4546.09 mL / 8; UK Weights and Measures Act 1985). Spirits bottle sizes (TTB standard): 27 CFR Part 5, Subpart G at eCFR.gov. The TTB spirits “pint” bottle (375 mL) is a regulatory size category, not a US liquid pint measure. Beer container regulations: TTB at TTB.gov/beer. Standard alcoholic drink reference (5 fl oz wine, 12 fl oz beer at 5% ABV, 1.5 fl oz spirits at 40% ABV): NIAAA at NIAAA.nih.gov. USDA Dietary Guidelines 2020-2025 for alcohol consumption guidance at DietaryGuidelines.gov. Per-pint cost calculations are illustrative examples only and do not constitute pricing advice. Actual alcohol content (ABV) and serving size compliance requirements are governed by TTB and applicable state law. This tool does not constitute legal, financial, or consumer protection advice.