Does gin and tonic have more alcohol than half a pint of lager?

It depends on the specific gin and tonic and lager you're comparing. Here's a breakdown:

Gin and Tonic:

* Typical serving size: 1.5 ounces gin + 4 ounces tonic water

* Alcohol content: Gin typically has 40% ABV (alcohol by volume). Tonic water has a very low ABV, usually less than 1%.

* Total Alcohol: Roughly 0.6 ounces of alcohol per serving.

Half a Pint of Lager:

* Typical serving size: 10 fluid ounces (half a pint)

* Alcohol content: Lagers typically have 4% to 5% ABV.

* Total Alcohol: Roughly 0.4 to 0.5 ounces of alcohol per serving.

Conclusion:

A standard gin and tonic typically has more alcohol than a half pint of lager.

Important Notes:

* Strength of Gin: The actual alcohol content of your gin and tonic will vary depending on the gin's ABV. Some gins are higher than 40%.

* Lager ABV: The alcohol content of lagers can vary greatly. Some lagers have higher ABV.

* Don't Overconsume: Remember, the amount of alcohol consumed is important, regardless of the drink. It's always best to drink responsibly.