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Brasserie Castelain Ch'ti Blonde 33cl

Brasserie Castelain Ch'ti Blonde 33cl

Beer 6.4% vol. EAN 3272460122401

1.69

Alcohol units

1 unit = 10 g of pure alcohol

16.9 g

Pure alcohol

grams of ethanol per serving

118 kcal

Calories

alcohol only, excluding sugars

2h10

Elimination

80 kg man, back to 0 g/L

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Elimination time

Estimated blood alcohol content after one Brasserie Castelain Ch'ti Blonde 33cl, using the Widmark formula that powers our calculator. Absorption takes about 30 minutes, then the body eliminates at a constant rate.

Typical man

80 kg

0.23 g/L

Estimated peak · reached after 30 min

Below 0.5 g/L · stays below the limit

2h10

Zero BAC

1h 2h 3h 4h 0.50 0 0.23 g/L

Typical woman

60 kg

0.41 g/L

Estimated peak · reached after 30 min

Below 0.5 g/L · stays below the limit

4h

Zero BAC

1h 2h 3h 4h 0.50 0 0.41 g/L

Driving limit: 0.5 g/L

What if you have 2 or 3?

Drinks one hour apart, durations counted from the first drink until back to 0 g/L.

Man · 80 kg Woman · 60 kg
1 drink 2h10 peak 0.23 g/L 4h peak 0.41 g/L
2 drinks 4h10 peak 0.38 g/L 7h50 peak 0.76 g/L
3 drinks 6h10 peak 0.53 g/L 11h50 peak 1.11 g/L

What about you?

Adjust sex and weight to estimate what one Brasserie Castelain Ch'ti Blonde 33cl does to your BAC.

80 kg

0.23 g/L

Estimated peak

Below 0.5 g/L

2h10

Zero BAC

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Based on your weight

Estimated time to get back to 0 g/L after one Brasserie Castelain Ch'ti Blonde 33cl, on an empty stomach.

Weight Man Woman
55 kg 3h 4h20
65 kg 2h30 3h40
75 kg 2h10 3h10
85 kg 2h 2h50
95 kg 1h50 2h30

What about a full week?

The WHO places the weekly risk threshold at 21 standard drinks for men and 14 for women. One Brasserie Castelain Ch'ti Blonde 33cl (1.69 unit) represents 8% of the men's guideline and 12% of the women's.

Man 8%
Woman 12%

You exceed the guideline beyond 12 drinks per week for a man, 8 for a woman.

What it adds up to

Alcohol provides 7 kcal per gram. One Brasserie Castelain Ch'ti Blonde 33cl contains 16.9 g of pure alcohol, which is about 118 kcal, sugars not included.

30 min of walking

to burn those calories

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Frequently asked questions

How many alcohol units are in Brasserie Castelain Ch'ti Blonde 33cl?

Brasserie Castelain Ch'ti Blonde 33cl (6.4% ABV, EAN 3272460122401) contains 1.69 alcohol unit, i.e. 16.9 g of pure alcohol. One standard unit equals 10 g of pure alcohol.

How long does it take to eliminate Brasserie Castelain Ch'ti Blonde 33cl?

Allow about 2h10 for an 80 kg man and 4h for a 60 kg woman to get back to 0 g/L. These are theoretical estimates: they vary with weight, age, tiredness and food intake.

How many calories are in Brasserie Castelain Ch'ti Blonde 33cl?

The alcohol in Brasserie Castelain Ch'ti Blonde 33cl represents about 118 kcal (7 kcal per gram of alcohol), excluding sugars. It would take about 30 minutes of walking to burn them.

Can I drive after one Brasserie Castelain Ch'ti Blonde 33cl?

After a single serving, the estimated peak is 0.23 g/L for an 80 kg man and 0.41 g/L for a 60 kg woman. Legal limit: 0.5 g/L in Switzerland and France, but 0.2 g/L on a French probationary licence and 0.1 g/L for new drivers in Switzerland. These values are theoretical and never a guarantee: only a breathalyser can tell. When in doubt, do not drive.

The values shown are theoretical estimates based on the Widmark formula (30 min absorption, elimination of 0.15 g/L/h for men and 0.12 g/L/h for women, on an empty stomach). Actual blood alcohol varies with the individual, food, tiredness or medication. This information is no substitute for a breathalyser or medical advice. Alcohol abuse is dangerous for your health.