What's That Drink?
This drink contains strawberries, white rum, lime juice, simple syrup, and ice.
What is a Strawberry Daiquiri?
When liquor is served straight from the bottle into a small glass, typically meant to be consumed in one gulp.
What is a Shot?
Comes from the Slavic word for little water.
What is Vodka?
The most popular beer in the U.S for the last ten years.
What is Bud Light?
This drink contains tequila, triple sec, lime juice, and either simple syrup or agave nectar.
What is a Margarita?
When both a small glass of straight liquor and a side glass of soda, juice or water are served at the same time, meant to be taken one after another.
What is Shot with a Chaser (or Shot with a Back)?
Comes from Latin word "to drink"
The most popular vodka in the world.
What is Smirnoff?
This drink contains bourbon, a sugar cube, bitters, and a splash of water.
What is an Old Fashioned?
When a drink is served over ice.
What is On the Rocks?
Comes from the name of a small town in Mexico.
What is Tequila?
This is the most popular mixed drink in the U.S.
What is a Margarita?
This drink contains white rum, fresh mint leaves, lime juice, simple syrup, club soda and ice.
What is a Mojito?
When liquor is served straight from the bottle with no ice or mixer.
Comes from the French word for juniper
What is Gin?
This U.S state drinks the most alcohol per year.
What is New Hampshire?
This drink contains gin, campari, sweet red vermouth, and ice.
When a drink is shaken or stirred with ice, but poured into a stemmed glass with no liquor.
What is Straight / Straight Up / Up?
Comes from the Gaelic phrase "water for life"
What is Whiskey?
This alcohol is officially U.S's National Spirit.
What is Bourbon?