Reference
ABV by original and final gravity
Quick answer
Alcohol by volume worked out for every common gravity pair, with BOTH published formulas shown side by side and the gap between them stated.
This section holds 40 worked pages. Every figure comes from the same formula library the calculators use, and each page states whether its numbers rest on a published standard or on brewing convention.
Every page below is worked out from the published equations in this site's formula library, not copied from another calculator. Where a figure rests on brewing convention rather than a published standard, the page says so on the row itself.
All 40 pages in this section
- ABV for OG 1.035 and FG 1.008 Alcohol by volume for an original gravity of 1.035 and a final gravity of 1.008, by both published ABV formulas, with attenuation and calories.
- ABV for OG 1.035 and FG 1.010 Alcohol by volume for an original gravity of 1.035 and a final gravity of 1.010, by both published ABV formulas, with attenuation and calories.
- ABV for OG 1.040 and FG 1.008 Alcohol by volume for an original gravity of 1.040 and a final gravity of 1.008, by both published ABV formulas, with attenuation and calories.
- ABV for OG 1.040 and FG 1.010 Alcohol by volume for an original gravity of 1.040 and a final gravity of 1.010, by both published ABV formulas, with attenuation and calories.
- ABV for OG 1.042 and FG 1.010 Alcohol by volume for an original gravity of 1.042 and a final gravity of 1.010, by both published ABV formulas, with attenuation and calories.
- ABV for OG 1.042 and FG 1.012 Alcohol by volume for an original gravity of 1.042 and a final gravity of 1.012, by both published ABV formulas, with attenuation and calories.
- ABV for OG 1.045 and FG 1.008 Alcohol by volume for an original gravity of 1.045 and a final gravity of 1.008, by both published ABV formulas, with attenuation and calories.
- ABV for OG 1.045 and FG 1.010 Alcohol by volume for an original gravity of 1.045 and a final gravity of 1.010, by both published ABV formulas, with attenuation and calories.
- ABV for OG 1.048 and FG 1.010 Alcohol by volume for an original gravity of 1.048 and a final gravity of 1.010, by both published ABV formulas, with attenuation and calories.
- ABV for OG 1.048 and FG 1.012 Alcohol by volume for an original gravity of 1.048 and a final gravity of 1.012, by both published ABV formulas, with attenuation and calories.
- ABV for OG 1.050 and FG 1.008 Alcohol by volume for an original gravity of 1.050 and a final gravity of 1.008, by both published ABV formulas, with attenuation and calories.
- ABV for OG 1.050 and FG 1.010 Alcohol by volume for an original gravity of 1.050 and a final gravity of 1.010, by both published ABV formulas, with attenuation and calories.
- ABV for OG 1.052 and FG 1.010 Alcohol by volume for an original gravity of 1.052 and a final gravity of 1.010, by both published ABV formulas, with attenuation and calories.
- ABV for OG 1.052 and FG 1.012 Alcohol by volume for an original gravity of 1.052 and a final gravity of 1.012, by both published ABV formulas, with attenuation and calories.
- ABV for OG 1.055 and FG 1.010 Alcohol by volume for an original gravity of 1.055 and a final gravity of 1.010, by both published ABV formulas, with attenuation and calories.
- ABV for OG 1.055 and FG 1.012 Alcohol by volume for an original gravity of 1.055 and a final gravity of 1.012, by both published ABV formulas, with attenuation and calories.
- ABV for OG 1.058 and FG 1.012 Alcohol by volume for an original gravity of 1.058 and a final gravity of 1.012, by both published ABV formulas, with attenuation and calories.
- ABV for OG 1.058 and FG 1.014 Alcohol by volume for an original gravity of 1.058 and a final gravity of 1.014, by both published ABV formulas, with attenuation and calories.
- ABV for OG 1.060 and FG 1.010 Alcohol by volume for an original gravity of 1.060 and a final gravity of 1.010, by both published ABV formulas, with attenuation and calories.
- ABV for OG 1.060 and FG 1.012 Alcohol by volume for an original gravity of 1.060 and a final gravity of 1.012, by both published ABV formulas, with attenuation and calories.
- ABV for OG 1.062 and FG 1.012 Alcohol by volume for an original gravity of 1.062 and a final gravity of 1.012, by both published ABV formulas, with attenuation and calories.
- ABV for OG 1.062 and FG 1.015 Alcohol by volume for an original gravity of 1.062 and a final gravity of 1.015, by both published ABV formulas, with attenuation and calories.
- ABV for OG 1.065 and FG 1.012 Alcohol by volume for an original gravity of 1.065 and a final gravity of 1.012, by both published ABV formulas, with attenuation and calories.
- ABV for OG 1.065 and FG 1.015 Alcohol by volume for an original gravity of 1.065 and a final gravity of 1.015, by both published ABV formulas, with attenuation and calories.
- ABV for OG 1.068 and FG 1.014 Alcohol by volume for an original gravity of 1.068 and a final gravity of 1.014, by both published ABV formulas, with attenuation and calories.
- ABV for OG 1.068 and FG 1.016 Alcohol by volume for an original gravity of 1.068 and a final gravity of 1.016, by both published ABV formulas, with attenuation and calories.
- ABV for OG 1.070 and FG 1.012 Alcohol by volume for an original gravity of 1.070 and a final gravity of 1.012, by both published ABV formulas, with attenuation and calories.
- ABV for OG 1.070 and FG 1.015 Alcohol by volume for an original gravity of 1.070 and a final gravity of 1.015, by both published ABV formulas, with attenuation and calories.
- ABV for OG 1.075 and FG 1.014 Alcohol by volume for an original gravity of 1.075 and a final gravity of 1.014, by both published ABV formulas, with attenuation and calories.
- ABV for OG 1.075 and FG 1.018 Alcohol by volume for an original gravity of 1.075 and a final gravity of 1.018, by both published ABV formulas, with attenuation and calories.
- ABV for OG 1.080 and FG 1.015 Alcohol by volume for an original gravity of 1.080 and a final gravity of 1.015, by both published ABV formulas, with attenuation and calories.
- ABV for OG 1.080 and FG 1.020 Alcohol by volume for an original gravity of 1.080 and a final gravity of 1.020, by both published ABV formulas, with attenuation and calories.
- ABV for OG 1.085 and FG 1.018 Alcohol by volume for an original gravity of 1.085 and a final gravity of 1.018, by both published ABV formulas, with attenuation and calories.
- ABV for OG 1.085 and FG 1.020 Alcohol by volume for an original gravity of 1.085 and a final gravity of 1.020, by both published ABV formulas, with attenuation and calories.
- ABV for OG 1.090 and FG 1.016 Alcohol by volume for an original gravity of 1.090 and a final gravity of 1.016, by both published ABV formulas, with attenuation and calories.
- ABV for OG 1.090 and FG 1.020 Alcohol by volume for an original gravity of 1.090 and a final gravity of 1.020, by both published ABV formulas, with attenuation and calories.
- ABV for OG 1.095 and FG 1.020 Alcohol by volume for an original gravity of 1.095 and a final gravity of 1.020, by both published ABV formulas, with attenuation and calories.
- ABV for OG 1.095 and FG 1.024 Alcohol by volume for an original gravity of 1.095 and a final gravity of 1.024, by both published ABV formulas, with attenuation and calories.
- ABV for OG 1.100 and FG 1.020 Alcohol by volume for an original gravity of 1.100 and a final gravity of 1.020, by both published ABV formulas, with attenuation and calories.
- ABV for OG 1.100 and FG 1.025 Alcohol by volume for an original gravity of 1.100 and a final gravity of 1.025, by both published ABV formulas, with attenuation and calories.
Related on BrewGearCalc
Frequently asked questions
- Why does this site show two ABV numbers?
- Because two formulas are in common use and they disagree. The standard formula multiplies the gravity drop by 131.25. The alternate formula works out alcohol by weight first and converts it. They agree closely around ordinary beer strength and separate noticeably above about 8 percent, so quoting one without naming it hides a real difference.
- Which ABV formula should I use?
- Use the standard formula for ordinary strength beer, where the two agree within about a tenth of a percent. Use the alternate formula for strong beer, where the linear approximation drifts high. The important part is consistency: pick one, name it when you quote a number, and use it for every batch so your own records stay comparable.
Researched from published brewing formulas, manufacturer specifications and verified owner reviews. This is general guidance, not professional advice.