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A classic espresso martini usually holds about 2 to 3 ounces of spirits, poured as roughly one and a half to two standard shots.

A hot venti Starbucks cup holds 20 fluid ounces, while an iced venti cup holds 24 fluid ounces to leave room for ice.

A standard Starbucks cup ranges from 8 to 30 ounces, with hot drinks topping out at 20 ounces and iced drinks reaching up to 30 ounces.

A standard Starbucks cortado is served in a short 8-ounce cup, larger than a traditional 4- to 4.5-ounce cortado from many specialty cafes.

A large Circle K hot coffee cup holds about 20 ounces, while a large Polar Pop fountain drink cup holds about 30 ounces.

A standard café latte is usually 8–16 oz, with small chain lattes around 8–12 oz and the largest hot cups reaching about 20 oz.

A standard grande at Starbucks holds 16 fluid ounces for both hot and iced drinks, so you get about two regular cups of coffee in one grande.

A 5-cup drip coffee maker usually holds about 25–30 fl oz, since most brands treat one “cup” of coffee as 5–6 fluid ounces.

Most 8–12 ounce coffees taste balanced with 0.5 to 1 ounce of creamer, equal to 1–2 tablespoons per mug.