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A quad shot of standard espresso usually lands near 4 fluid ounces, though cafe recipes and shot styles can push that total closer to 3–6 ounces.

One Starbucks tall cup holds 12 fluid ounces for both hot and iced drinks, with space at the top for milk, foam, or ice inside.

A Starbucks venti iced green tea holds 24 fl oz, while a hot venti green tea holds 20 fl oz in the standard cup.

A small McDonalds hot coffee in the United States holds about 12 fluid ounces, though exact cup sizes can shift a bit by drink style and country.

A Starbucks coffee traveler holds 96 fluid ounces of brewed coffee, which equals about twelve standard 8-ounce cups.

A typical latte ranges from 8 to 12 fluid ounces, while popular chains often pour lattes up to 16 or even 20 ounces.

At Starbucks, a venti hot coffee holds 20 fluid ounces, while a venti iced coffee holds 24 fluid ounces to leave room for ice.

A classic hot Americano runs 8–12 fl oz, with most cafés serving about 12 ounces, while chain menus stretch from 8 up to 20 ounces.

A Tim Hortons large iced coffee usually holds around 20 US fluid ounces, though the pour can shift a little by country and drink style.

Classic cortados hold around 4 ounces, though cafes pour between 3 and 6 ounces depending on recipe and cup.