Gin long drink calories

1 glass

200 calories

Gin and grapefruit drink, 5.5% volume · about 400 g

Protein
0 g
Carbs
20 g
Fat
0 g
Fibre
0 g

An estimate using a familiar portion size. Calories here mean kilocalories (kcal). Source and portion sizes

How many calories are in your portion?

Gin and grapefruit drink, 5.5% volume · one item or portion ≈ 400 g

AmountCalories, approx.
½ glass(200 g)100 calories
1 glass(400 g)200 calories
2 glasses(800 g)401 calories
3 glasses(1,200 g)601 calories

Nutrition per serving and per 100 grams

Gin and grapefruit drink, 5.5% volume · 1 glass (400 g)

NutrientServing100 g
Energy200 kcal50 kcal
Protein0 g0 g
Carbohydrate20 g5 g
Fat0 g0 g
Fibre0 g0 g
Sugars20 g5 g
Salt0.02 g0.01 g

Gin long drink calories per serving

1 glass contains about 200 calories. Source entry: Gin and grapefruit drink, 5.5% volume. One default serving in this calculator represents 400 g. Actual sizes and recipes may differ.

Protein in this portion is about 0 g. Per 100 g, the energy value is about 50 kcal. Fineli.

Compare preparations

One item or portionCalories, approx.
Gin and grapefruit drink, 5.5% volume(400 g)200 calories
Gin and grapefruit drink, light, 4.7% volume(400 g)106 calories

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The calculator multiplies the item or portion count by the source portion weight and the nutrient value per 100 g, then divides by 100. Only displayed values are rounded. Missing nutrition values appear as a dash.

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Sources, portion sizes and method

Nutrition values and piece/portion weights: THL, Fineli open data 20.0, downloaded 2026-09-22. Calotank has added everyday portion names and calculated results from the source values.

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Example piece or portion weights for this food: 330 ml 330 g · 400 ml 400 g · 500 ml 500 g.

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