"Adult" Beverages

jennharmony;2432207 wrote: Thank you all for the great replies. Getting so excited. 10 Days out :cloud9:

We arrive on the 13th also.

That Grey Goose does sound good.
I enjoy setting outside just behind Rose & Crown in the little courtyard and have a Cold BECKS. :beer:

See you there! :thumbsup:

VWL Mom;2432336 wrote: One of my favorites from the F&W booths is the Sparkling Pomegranate Kir from France. Enjoy!

Absolutely one of my favourites! We make these at home at Christmastime for our family and friends. It's always a hit!

This past August I mostly only drank the Schöfferhofer Grapefruit Weizen-Mix all over WDW. It is a Hefeweizen (wheat) style beer with Grapefruit juice, and has low alcohol %. Very tasty and very refreshing. At home I drink the Stiegl Radler, but this was a really nice alternative.

Some faves of ours:

- Hovels beer in Germany
- Trois Pistoles beer in Canada (now at their outdoor cart)
- Grey Goose Slush
- Grand Marnier Slush
- Rosarita at La Hacienda (amazing)
- Carl's Combo at the bar in Rose & Crown (you have to take some time out and stand at the bar and have a beer. If Carl is there, he'll make your day! And, if you have TiW... you get 20% off!!
- Sake at the bar in the back of the store in Japan (hidden gem... we never see anyone there)

I'm a beer girl, so my favorites are the Golden at the UK (better known as a Carl's Combo), and the Frozen Kirin at Japan (better known as Ice Cream Beer - LOL). :beer:

If I do go to the dark side ;) , I love an Avocado Margarita from La Cava del Tequila in Mexico.

Plum Wine and Sparkling Saki in the Japan Pavilion!

Oktoberfest Beer in Germany!

Oh, where to begin the list of my favorite “adult” beverages at WDW parks?! I am not a beer drinker, but those have been covered quite well by other posters to this thread ;) ! I haven’t had an alcoholic beverage in AK yet, but maybe I’ll correct that on my trip 1 month from today!

Here are a few of our favorites-

DHS

Dad’s Electric Lemonade- available at 50’s Prime Time Café and the Tune-In Lounge- Bacardi Superior Rum, Skyy Vodka, Blue Curaçao, Sweet-and-Sour, and Sprite

Gin (Bombay Sapphire) and Tonic- Hollywood Brown Derby- You may be asking what makes the gin and tonic here so special? I wish I could tell you, but it’s just wonderful! I have ordered Bombay Sapphire gin and tonics at many restaurants in WDW and the ones here taste the best!

Epcot

Everything- Desserts and Champagne booth- Food and Wine Festival- This booth is like the joy of Christmas morning for my sister and I :wine: ! I noticed this year they have replaced Moet and Chandon Rose Imperial with Nicholas Feuillatte Rose. I did a happy dance when I saw that they will offering Dom Pérignon this year!

Champagne and Grand Marnier Slush- Les Vins de Chefs de France- My sister gets a glass of champagne and I get a Grand Marnier slush and we get a table and people watch. Sometimes we go to Les Halles and get a cheese plate to accompany our beverages. One of our favorite Epcot activities!

Margarita- at kiosk or in La Cava del Tequila- Always a crowd pleaser!

:marg:another grey goose slush fan here! Also like the plum wine at Japan. 9 more days!!

SurferStitch;2432526 wrote:
- Carl's Combo at the bar in Rose & Crown (you have to take some time out and stand at the bar and have a beer. If Carl is there, he'll make your day! And, if you have TiW... you get 20% off!!

OOOooooooo.... Good to know!!! :thumbsup::beer:

I second those above who put a good word in for the Grand Marnier Slush (found in France along with the Grey Goose Slush). It really is killer. Also fun is the Rosa Regale which you can find in Italy. A sparkling red wine... must try!

My girls and I will be arriving Oct 13 as well!!

Grand Marnier Slush - I find this one way overrated - but it sure is popular

I much prefer the Ice Cream Martini in France - but the amount of vodka in it does vary

The margaritas at La Cava are always killer

The Tiki drinks at the Polynesian are very good - the Lapu Lapu and the Zombie are really good.

I really miss the days when ever hotel bar in Disney had a specialty drink and not just a standard menu at all of them

GuinnessTony;2436039 wrote:
I really miss the days when ever hotel bar in Disney had a specialty drink and not just a standard menu at all of them

I agree. I miss that, too.

most of mine have been covered but one surprise was this Sake served to me in the back of Mitsukoshi. I actually don't care for sake at all, but the girl I spoke with recommended a sort of rose petal flavored sake that had a light, almost champagne feel to it. Very nice, although I can't remember what it was called.