Not Medical/Legal Advice: No chart can tell you exactly, as it varies depending an individual's BAC (blood alcohol content). There are numerous factors that affect an individual's BAC which include age, gender, metabolism, weight, amount and speed at which a person consumes alcohol, fat/muscle content and medication and the amount of food in the stomach.
The only safe BAC level for driving is .00. Even small amounts of alcohol affect your ability to drive and the only safe advice is to avoid any alcohol if you are driving.
All 50 states have now set .08% blood alcohol concentration (BAC) as the legal limit for driving under the influence (DUI) or driving while impaired (DWI). It can take up to six hours for the average person’s blood alcohol level to fall from 0.08 to 0.0; that’s how long it takes your bloodstream and kidneys to expel the alcohol from your system.
According to DrinkingAndDriving.Org, if you've been drinking, the only way to get to .00 is to wait at least 45 minutes per drink.
Mike's Hard Lemonade is an alcoholic lemon-flavored malt beverage. It has 5 percent alcohol by volume. One bottle is 11.2 ounces. This works out to 0.56 ounces of alcohol per bottle.