Beer suggestions throughout the 'World.

[larathydo]

Hey All,

I'm not much of a beer drinker mainly because I've never been a fan of bitter / flavorless tastes. That said, I don't mind more sweet / fruity alcohol, so I was curious if anyone has any particular favorites (or just suggestions) for sweet or fruity alcoholic drinks around all of Walt Disney World you'd recommend?

Even if your suggestions aren't beer per-se, i'm still all ears Just wanted to jot down a list of noteworthy suggestions before our trip coming up in a few weeks.

Thanks!

 

[Hakunamatata]

Schoferhoffer in the Germany Pavilion.

@Bob gets the credit for directing me to this marvelous nectar.

 

[LAKid53]

I hear the Grand Marnier Slushee in France is pretty good.

Me, I just head to either Germany or England for a good brew. Or Mexico for tequila.

For you Grand Marnier fans, it makes a very, very, very good souffle.

 

[I am Timmy]

If you get to Hollywood Studios, they have a flight at Baseline Taphouse that has a nice mix. They also have Bavarian pretzels to eat with your beverages. The store in the Japan Pavilion (Mitsukoshi) has various saki you can try (rice wine) with wildly varying flavors. They have descriptions of each available so you can choose.

 

[Darkzeid25]

I second the Schoferhoffer. I've spent the last month since I got back trying to find it near me.

 

[Hakunamatata]

I second the Schoferhoffer. I've spent the last month since I got back trying to find it near me.

Check out their website. They have a locator by zip code. Not always 100% accirate but it helps.

 

[disneygeek90]

While the Schofferhoffer is tasty, it should at least be mentioned it's basically juice. 2.5% if I'm not mistaken. If you're looking for something to get a buzz off of, that would not be it. Though it is nice and sweet so you would probably enjoy it.

The orange slush in France is excellent and if you like margaritas, go splurge in the Mexican pyramid and grab one from La Cava. There are many different flavors.

 

[lostpro9het]

I read somewhere that Golden Monkey at AK and AKL, Kidani, is pretty good. Also, La Fin Du Monde in Canada and Innis & Gunn at the England beer cart are both great beers.

 

[Texas84]

I hear the Grand Marnier Slushee in France is pretty good.

Confirmed.

 

[Texas84]

Schoferhoffer in the Germany Pavilion.

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@Bob gets the credit for directing me to this marvelous nectar.

This is a can't skip for me. With a large pretzel. At one of the Epcot festivals they had a pomegranate version that was very good.

 

[Driver]

One of my favorite treats is the Dole whip. You can also get this as a drink with rum mixed in. I warn you they are delicious! I like to enjoy one at Trader Sams at the Poly. Get there a little bit before fireworks grab a table and an appetizer........ enjoy!! I think they call it the " spikey pineapple "

 

[Disney4family]

AK - We've never tried anything yet, but some of these look great! (Love the names, too.)
http://allears.net/dining/menu/dawa-bar/all-day
http://allears.net/dining/menu/thirsty-river-bar-and-trek-snacks/all-day
EP - We love the following:
* pint of Harp (UK)
* Grand Marnier Orange Slush (France)
* http://allears.net/dining/menu/morocco-juice-bar/snacks (Morocco)
* Yuengling (America)
* sparkling peach wine (Italy)
* Oktoberfest (Germany)
* Guava Margarita on the rocks (Mexico)

 

[krause]

I read somewhere that Golden Monkey at AK and AKL, Kidani, is pretty good. Also, La Fin Du Monde in Canada and Innis & Gunn at the England beer cart are both great beers.

I seem to recall reading somewhere about that Golden Monkey too.. probably worth a try.

 

[Disney Hound]

Hit the Hard Cider - you will never look back!

There are all sorts of different flavours these days but, having the West County blood in my veins, I like to stick to the classic Apple flavour! Strongbow at the UK pavilion or Angry Orchard elsewhere in the park.

Enjoy!

 

[mbond]

you can also check out the Big River Grille & Brewing Works at The Boardwalk. Great Micro-brew beer. The Rocket Red and the Pilsner are both very nice.

 

[CptRon]

Though not a specific drink recommendation, I say, "Get thee to the Animal Kingdom!" I saw all kinds of pictures on menu boards that likely fit your needs.

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

Hey All,

I'm not much of a beer drinker mainly because I've never been a fan of bitter / flavorless tastes. That said, I don't mind more sweet / fruity alcohol, so I was curious if anyone has any particular favorites (or just suggestions) for sweet or fruity alcoholic drinks around all of Walt Disney World you'd recommend?

Even if your suggestions aren't beer per-se, i'm still all ears Just wanted to jot down a list of noteworthy suggestions before our trip coming up in a few weeks.

Thanks!

Lol...just avoid IPAs, bud, miller and coors and you can't go wrong...

 

[blueslegend]

And they say Disney should be dry....responses suggest enough said. Happy days.....in moderation (of course).

Cider all day long. Crisp, refreshing and a wee bit spiteful on occasion.

 

[spock8113]

https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/dining/epcot/biergarten-restaurant/menus/
Das Biergarten, one of Disney's best, especially fur Bier.
Ach mein Gott in Himmel!

 

[Disney4family]

https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/dining/epcot/biergarten-restaurant/menus/
Das Biergarten, one of Disney's best, especially fur Bier.
Ach mein Gott in Himmel!

Ich liebe deutsches Bier! Das schmeckt mir gut.