Alcohol Around The World!

[Pumbas Nakasak]

Drinking round the world is only a challenge during the Food N Wine Festival, unless of course your only drinking large beers, where gas is more of an issue than the alcohol content.

But remember kids its not big and its not clever, but it is fun.

 

[Surf Fish2285]

There are two drinks in Japan. One is a Peach drink and one is Midori!

Modori is from Japan

 

[Surf Fish2285]

OK - I have done the research and am now prepared to answer. It looks like Norway serves its alcohol in the Akershus Restaurant. The serve a lot of mixed drinks (primarily with a base of vodka) and potato vodka is the big thing in Norway. I get ten points for my answer regarding Japan - they do serve sake. The Kaki Gori food cart located in Japan sells sake and Kirin Draft Beer. Moving on to China - at the Lotus Blossom Cafe you can get Chinese Beer and Chinese Wine.

Hope this helps!!

Thank you for the research, its much appreciated! :wave:

 

[csmat99]

Modori is from Japan

The kids love the shaved water ice from the cart in Japan. Of course I must get a cup of Kirin while there. The ladies working there are wonderful as well. I bought two shaved ice cones, two beers and one plum wine but they didn't have a drink carrier so the lady helped me carry it back to my family who was watching the show next door.

 

[LuLaSue]

My ultimate favorite are the Bellini's in Italy! Delish!:slurp:

 

[Surf Fish2285]

The kids love the shaved water ice from the cart in Japan. Of course I must get a cup of Kirin while there. The ladies working there are wonderful as well. I bought two shaved ice cones, two beers and one plum wine but they didn't have a drink carrier so the lady helped me carry it back to my family who was watching the show next door.

The kind of service I have come to expect from Disney!

 

[Surf Fish2285]

My ultimate favorite are the Bellini's in Italy! Delish!:slurp:

What is a Bellini? Some one said it was kind of a wine! Can you tell me more?

 

[LuLaSue]

What is a Bellini? Some one said it was kind of a wine! Can you tell me more?

Bellini's are a champagne cocktail made with peach necter. Very light, you get the crisp taste of the champagne with the sweetness of the necter. :sohappy:

 

[Surf Fish2285]

So here is the list I have put together for my upcoming trip. Tell me what you think and or what im missing! Thanks to everyone who helped me up this together!:wave:

• Alcohol Around The World
  • Mexico – Fiesta Margarita, Dos Equis
  • Norway – Viking Coffee
  • China – Plum Wine
  • Germany -
  • Italy – Rosa Rigale, Bellini, Italian Margarita
  • United States – Samuel Adams Cherry Wheat Ale
  • Japan – Sake, Kirinn Beer, Modori
  • Morocco – Moraccan Coffee, Frozen Daiquiri
  • France - The Grand Marnier Orange Slush, Grey Goose Le Citron Freeze (Cash Only)
  • United Kingdom – Guinness, Snake Bite
  • Canada - Labatt Blue Light, ½ Yard of Bass

 

[NJDVCMembers]

Downtown Disney Marketplace...

You can't beat the "Margarita Bar" along the water in the Marketplace. It is behind the pin traders, in front ot the "Once Upon a Toy" store. While the different margaritas are good, it's the 'Rum-Runner" that takes the top prize!

 

[travelskip]

try starting in Canada instead of Mexico... beer in the first two pavillions is better than starting with Tequilla IMO.

Try the spiked coffee in Morroco, it's great!

Made it all the way around just one week ago!

 

[Surf Fish2285]

try starting in Canada instead of Mexico... beer in the first two pavillions is better than starting with Tequilla IMO.

Try the spiked coffee in Morroco, it's great!

Made it all the way around just one week ago!

That was my plan...starting with tequilla would kill me by the time I got to Japan!

 

[Surf Fish2285]

You can't beat the "Margarita Bar" along the water in the Marketplace. It is behind the pin traders, in front ot the "Once Upon a Toy" store. While the different margaritas are good, it's the 'Rum-Runner" that takes the top prize!

That sounds good..I didn't even know there was a bar there. Ill have to hit it up for sure!

 

[Hoop Raeb]

So here is the list I have put together for my upcoming trip. Tell me what you think and or what im missing! Thanks to everyone who helped me up this together!:wave:

• Alcohol Around The World
  • Mexico – Fiesta Margarita, Dos Equis
  • Norway – Viking Coffee
  • China – Plum Wine
  • Germany -
  • Italy – Rosa Rigale, Bellini, Italian Margarita
  • United States – Samuel Adams Cherry Wheat Ale
  • Japan – Sake, Kirinn Beer, Modori
  • Morocco – Moraccan Coffee, Frozen Daiquiri
  • France - The Grand Marnier Orange Slush, Grey Goose Le Citron Freeze (Cash Only)
  • United Kingdom – Guinness, Snake Bite
  • Canada - Labatt Blue Light, ½ Yard of Bass

Sorry but the Cherry Wheat is only in America during the Food and Wine Festival. If you want to get a draft Sam Adams, go to the counter service to the left of American Adventure. The carts only serve bottles but the counter has draft.

Also, check out the Rose and Crown in the UK. They have a beer sampler where you can try all their beers at once (in seperate glasses of course). This will give you a nice overview and let you figure out what you like and don't like. Then you can go back and order more!

As for Germany, they have the gigantic 1L steins in the Biergarten. I think they're $9.60 a piece but worth every penny. If you're not a big fan of the taste of beer, try the 1/2 beer 1/2 sprite drink (can't remember the name). The wife had it and loved it.

Yes I LOVE beer. Went to London last year and it's an art form over there. The US needs more pubs!

 

[Surf Fish2285]

Sorry but the Cherry Wheat is only in America during the Food and Wine Festival. If you want to get a draft Sam Adams, go to the counter service to the left of American Adventure. The carts only serve bottles but the counter has draft.

Also, check out the Rose and Crown in the UK. They have a beer sampler where you can try all their beers at once (in seperate glasses of course). This will give you a nice overview and let you figure out what you like and don't like. Then you can go back and order more!

As for Germany, they have the gigantic 1L steins in the Biergarten. I think they're $9.60 a piece but worth every penny. If you're not a big fan of the taste of beer, try the 1/2 beer 1/2 sprite drink (can't remember the name). The wife had it and loved it.

Yes I LOVE beer. Went to London last year and it's an art form over there. The US needs more pubs!

ME LOVE BEER! I will most def. try all those! Thanks for the help!

 

[dvcnut39]

I really work too much while home in PA, but I really like to imbibe while at EPCOT. My favorites are-

Japan- my all-time favorite- Kirin beer, sake

Norway- Carlsberg Beer

Mexico- Classic Margarita, Dos Equis Amber

 

[toadh63]

If you're not a big fan of the taste of beer, try the 1/2 beer 1/2 sprite drink (can't remember the name). The wife had it and loved it.

It's a radler - grosse delicious!

 

[Surf Fish2285]

I have gotten so many good ideals so far! Keep em coming!:sohappy:

 

[Hoop Raeb]

It's a radler - grosse delicious!

Thanks! Are you saying it's gross, delicious or both? :hammer:

 

[sophie_the_pooh]

So here is the list I have put together for my upcoming trip. Tell me what you think and or what im missing! Thanks to everyone who helped me up this together!:wave:

• Alcohol Around The World
  • Mexico – Fiesta Margarita, Dos Equis
  • Norway – Viking Coffee
  • China – Plum Wine
  • Germany -
  • Italy – Rosa Rigale, Bellini, Italian Margarita
  • United States – Samuel Adams Cherry Wheat Ale
  • Japan – Sake, Kirinn Beer, Modori
  • Morocco – Moraccan Coffee, Frozen Daiquiri
  • France - The Grand Marnier Orange Slush, Grey Goose Le Citron Freeze (Cash Only)
  • United Kingdom – Guinness, Snake Bite
  • Canada - Labatt Blue Light, ½ Yard of Bass

Well, as a canadian, from Montreal, Quebec, (where the Labatt Bleue is from), I would say go with a Molson, Molson Export if available. Labatt Bleue is a cheap beer that tastes horrible, IMHO, especially the light one... In Quebec, its popular mainly because, in french, "bleue" means blue, which is the color of Quebec's flag... But still, as a french canadian (I'd rather say québécoise!), as attached to that flag as I am, I still wouldn't drink that horrible Labatt Bleue... So go with a Molson, a pretty good canadian beer!