Now, that’s if you’re being honest with your pours. Who actually measures every single shot? Be honest. Are you using a jigger, or are you just “eyeballing it” with a heavy hand?
If you’re like most of us, each “shot” is probably closer to 2 ounces. In that case, you’re looking at closer to 12 or 13 shots per bottle. Suddenly, that bottle doesn’t look so big, does it? It’s a little bit of a downer, really.
And don’t forget the shrinkage—no, not that kind. I mean the little bit you spill, or the sip you take straight from the bottle while you’re mixing. That counts as a shot too, right? Right?
The Texas-Sized Sizes
Tito’s doesn’t just come in one size, because they are Texas royalty. You can get a tiny 50ml “minis” or a 375ml “half-bottle”. A 375ml gives you about 8 shots. Perfect for a small night in with your cat.
Then there’s the big boy: the 1.75-liter handle. That’s a party. That’s a statement. How many shots in that monster? About 39. Yeah, thirty-nine shots. That’s enough to share, or enough to hide in your closet for a very long, very dry winter.
Need a quick reference? A 1-liter bottle is roughly 22 shots. A 200ml flask? That’s about 4.5 shots. But who’s counting when you’re at a tailgate? No one.
