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Most regular cups of coffee hold about 8 fluid ounces, while many drip coffee makers treat one “cup” as 6 ounces of water.

A standard double shot of espresso is about 2 fluid ounces, though many cafés pour between 1.5 and 2 ounces in the cup for most drinkers.

Most Starbucks reusable cold cups hold 24 ounces, with some designs at 16 ounces and a few specialty cups in other sizes.

A hot venti at Starbucks holds 20 ounces, while an iced venti holds 24 ounces in most U.S. stores.

A Dutch Bros medium iced coffee is served in a 24 fluid ounce cup, holding about three cups of drink with ice and coffee combined.

Most standard drip coffee pots hold about 60 ounces for 12 cups, because the coffee “cup” on the carafe is usually 5 fluid ounces, not 8.

A hot Starbucks venti cappuccino holds 20 fluid ounces, while iced venti espresso drinks use a larger 24 ounce cup.

In most coffee makers, 12 cups equals about 72 fluid ounces, though some machines use 5-ounce cups and yield closer to 60 ounces.

A standard coffee cup in brewing holds about 6 fluid ounces, while everyday coffee mugs usually range from 8 to 12 ounces.