shes definitely a happy drunk, that's for sure. So, i went full nerd while writing this, and I wanted to find out how drunk exactly amelia was. When doing this calculation, i made a few pretty big assumptions: 1. Alcohol behaves the same way in giants as it does in human-sized folk, on a molecular scale. 2. giant physiology is nearly the same as human. 

I started with a BAC calculator i found on the internet, which measured number of glasses of alcohol and accounted for weight, sex, and time drinking. We know for sure a few things- Amelia is slim (for her size), so I put her, were she to step on a scale adapted for giant usage, 135 lbs. Now, we know she had a bottle of mead plus a couple of drinks when she woke up. So, we'll put that at 8 125ml glasses of mead. Mead has a similar alcohol content to wine, about 15%, or 30proof. So: 8 glasses of mead at 30 proof in 8 hours would put her BAC% at about .133. According to the BAC chart, she would be 'Drunk: "high" reduced and depressive effects (anxiety/unease) more pronounced, gross motor impairment, judgment and perception severely impaired.' In other words, had Amelia gotten behind the wheel at .133, she would have driven all over the forest and probably would have crashed i into rocky falls. 

Do they have a giant-sized Designated Driver program?

More interestingly, if we did the same calculation for her first drinking binge, about 6 cups of mead in the space of about an hour (making an assumtion here, of course), that would have put her BAC at about .185. "Dazed and confused: gross disorientation to time and place, increased nausea and vomiting, may need assistance to walk/stand, impervious to pain, blackout likely."

it's a wonder how she got to her bed after that.