14 Liquors With the HIGHEST Calories

At 190 proof (95 percent alcohol), this super-strong booze clocks in with 285 calories per 1.5-ounce shot.

Schnapps are only about 30 proof (15 percent alcohol) but because sugar is added to the mixture, they pack 195 calories in a single shot.

Because it contains almost 11 grams of sugar per ounce, a shot of 60 proof triple sec equals 225 calories.

Taking a shot of 72 proof creme de menthe will cost you 187 calories.

This rum is overproof, containing 75 percent alcohol, so it packs a punch with 185 calories in a shot.

While beers can range widely based on sugar and wheat content, they average about 5 or 6 percent alcohol and 150 calories per 12-ounce serving.

Plymouth isn't the only brand to make a high-octane gin, but it's notable for containing a whopping 57 percent alcohol and 123 calories.

Because of its higher sugar content, Cognac clocks in at 105 calories per 1.5-ounce shot (compared to its 80-proof cousin whiskey, which is only about 60 calories).

Wild Turkey's 101 edition is overproof at 50 percent alcohol, so a shot contains about 104 calories.

A 4-ounce glass of bubbly will set you back about 95 calories.

If you can hold yourself to just drinking 4 ounces, drinking wine means only consuming around 77 calories.

Normally around 80 proof (40 percent alcohol), gin will set you back 64 calories for every shot.

Like gin, vodka's standard ABV is 40 percent, so a shot will be about 64 calories.

Whiskey is also generally made at 80 proof, which means it contains about 64 calories per shot.