Beverages! Represent your country!

[silver wolf009]

Its cough drop medicine given flavor!

Even Santa agrees, Coke-A-Cola is awesome!

 

[Mr Metzger]

Jameson Irish Whiskey
Powers Irish Whiskey
Harp Larger
Guinness

 

[Paulie92]

Australia. We have the monopoly on good cold Beer!

Though despite common foriegn opinion no self respecting Australian will drink a fosters let alone feed it to our dogs!

 

[Enemy Of The State]

I'm British (English) and feel kind of ashamed that my first thought for a national beverage was Ginger Beer before tea or lager hit me.
God almighty what is wrong with me? I am a deviant and must be culled

No, you just need a cup of tea and a crumpet.

Be British, good fellow!

 

[Mr.France]

Well, traditional Brazilian drinks would include beer and something we call "caipirinha", not sure how to call that in English.
But I don't really like either and I can't drink alcohol for the moment, so I'll just say:
Who loves lemon soda? Daniel loves lemon soda! Is it true? Mm-hmm! I do I do I do-ooh!!!!

 

[Polaris19]

Among gamers in the US, I think it is pretty unanimous as to what we drink (mountain Dew). After all We gamers like to Do the Dew. Bawls is also one that seems to be popular among gamers but I think Mountain Dew is just a gamers drink.

 

[WrongSprite]

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Shame on you guys for not posting this already...

 

[HT_Black]

Apple Juice.

What can I say? America is HARD CORE.

 

[Berserker119]

HOOO yeah.

 

[Knusper]

A nice warm pint glass of ale!

(if not tea)

 

[dex-dex]

I'm from the land where the Ceasar was invented. Good old Canada.

you can't go wrong with a good ceasar
but to be honest it seems like it was created when someone was really freaking drunk.

HOOO yeah.

HELLZ YEAH ! he also gave us another semi holiday that my friends celebrate. and for that i adore him!

 

[Dags90]

While unfortunately not a national product, my favorite regional beverage (and favorite soda) is definitely birch beer, specifically red birch beer. It's got a really interesting flavor with just a bit of bite to it.

 

[Dr. Whiggs]

A nice warm pint glass of ale!

You guys can make it, you just don't know how to drink it.

 

[DazBurger]

Well.. Im Danish... Sooo...

Beer beer beer beer... And more dull beer...
We have beer for everything and some seasons even get their own kind of beer...
Eating out? Beer... Eating home? Beer... Birthday? BEER!
Christmas, Easter, lunch? BEER!!!

Funerals?.. I kid you not, but it is tradition that the closest get together after the funeral.. To grap a beer and something to eat.

 

[Cobbs]

In Australia, all we drink is beer and the blood of any of the many venomous beasts we have to slaughter on our way to the car in the morning.

 

[creothes]

i am a british guy so i would say tea

 

[PureIrony]

I show my faith to America by drinking tea.

There is nothing more American then revolution!

 

[monstersquad]

Um... i have no idea how it's called in English, and i bet you wouldn't want to know. It's not alcoholic, but i have never really figured out what's it made of...

Well, i did some Google-ing in the middle of writing this reply and found out a bit myself.
So, i guess i have to go with the name it has in my language: Kama.
To those who are interested, a short article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kama_%28food%29
And yes, after finishing this post i realized that the Wiki article says its food. I disagree. Most people drink it.

I'd imagine not a lot of you would really be exited to drink this stuff in, now would ya? But i like it anyhow.
Yeah, fun stuff indeed.

Oh mang I wish kama was still legal in Canada. It's like slipping into a nice warm bath. Goddamnit, I had gotten over my lack of Kama until I read this post.

 

[Ponch]

THE drink of Texas.

 

[Antitonic]

In Australia, all we drink is beer and the blood of any of the many venomous beasts we have to slaughter on our way to the car in the morning.

And Milo.