Pintamoduuli

Pintamoduuli, also known as a pint module, is a unit of measurement used in the United Kingdom and Ireland to quantify the volume of beer. The term "pint" originates from the Latin word "pinta," which means "a pound" or "a pound weight." The pint module is defined as 20 imperial fluid ounces or 568.26 milliliters. It is commonly used in pubs and bars to measure the volume of beer served in a standard pint glass. The pint module is distinct from the U.S. pint, which is smaller and measures 16 fluid ounces or 473.18 milliliters. The pint module is an essential unit in the brewing industry and is widely recognized in the context of beer consumption and serving standards.