Favorite Epcot drinks?

[McLiberal8]

Hello everyone!

I am planning my 6th trip to WDW in September. I haven't really been able to fully experience the alcoholic drinks of Epcot on previous trips. What is everyone's fave drink in all the countries?

I have had the Grand Marnier granada in France - that was amazing!

What is everyone else's favorite?

[SBETigg]

I think the Grey Goose slush in France is even that much better than the Grand Marnier one. And I love the Fiesta frozen margaritas at the Margarita Stand in Mexico. I also love the mango margaritas they serve inside the San Angel, which contains actual pureed mango and not just the frozen mix.

Another thing I enjoy is having a wine tasting flight in Germany, Italy, and France (not all in the same visit to WS).

[faline]

Mexico's Frozen Magaritas! Yum! :marg:

[BrerGnat]

Sherri hit the nail on the head! Agree with ALL her suggestions, especially the Grey Goose Slush in France.

However, I also would add a Woodpecker Hard Cider from the UK pavilion. :thumbsup:

[McLiberal8]

What flavor is the Grey Goose slush? Surely not just vodka.. :sick:

[SBETigg]

What flavor is the Grey Goose slush? Surely not just vodka.. :sick:

It has a light lemony flavor. Doesn't taste like vodka. Grey Goose really doesn't have a taste.

[Fastpasssteve]

I love the peach/spumante beverage they serve in Italy at the free-standing drinks bar. It's called a bellini...and it's delicious.

[Advnt05]

Anything in Italy with Lemoncello is worth it. Can't beat beer in England either.

[SallyP]

Jalapeno Margarita :marg: served in La Cava inside the Mexico Pavilion, then the Grey Goose Slush. :thumbsup:

[Scar]

Beer. Works in every country... and pretty much every else on earth. :beer:

[readytogo2]

Jalapeno Margarita :marg: served in La Cava inside the Mexico Pavilion, then the Grey Goose Slush. :thumbsup:

silly question but are they very spicy

[SallyP]

silly question but are they very spicy

Not a silly question :) ... and no they are not very spicy at all. They have a chili pepper flavor but no seeds to make them hot or spicy. They rim the glass with a sweet (not overly) hibiscus flower salt. I think they are very refreshing and just something different than the Classica.

[SallyP]

What flavor is the Grey Goose slush? Surely not just vodka.. :sick:

They do use the Grey Goose Citron, so it has a flavor but I remember a ratio of about 1 quart Grey Goose Citron to 1 cup of a lemon/lime sour mix, blend with lots of ice for slush consistency.

[readytogo2]

What flavor is the Grey Goose slush? Surely not just vodka.. :sick:

these things are hard to beat

[lettripp]

Grey Goose and Grand Mariner slush is DELICIOUS

Also, the Oasis slushies in Morocco are tasty!

[McLiberal8]

OOhhh, Oasis Slushie, what is that? For some reason, the name just draws me in.. lol

[DNS]

My memory is failing me, but is there a bar stand outside of France to get a Grey Goose Slush, or do you need to dine at one of the restaurants?

[ColeeC]

suddenly feeling so, so thirsty...
and I've got 5 months till I get there! Aaagh!

[SBETigg]

My memory is failing me, but is there a bar stand outside of France to get a Grey Goose Slush, or do you need to dine at one of the restaurants?

There's a stand outside. They have the slushes, or you can get a glass of champagne or French beer. And there's crepes at the stand next to it (great use of snack credits, the crepes, warm and covered in jam or chocolate).

[BrerGnat]

There was real lemon pulp in my Grey Goose slushie. I know they use the lemon flavored Citron vodka and I believe the other ingredients are simple syrup and fresh lemon juice. It tastes like a REALLY good lemonade. Not very sweet, though.

[DNS]

There's a stand outside. They have the slushes, or you can get a glass of champagne or French beer. And there's crepes at the stand next to it (great use of snack credits, the crepes, warm and covered in jam or chocolate).
Thanks! I look forward to trying a slush during our upcoming trip.

[lettripp]

OOhhh, Oasis Slushie, what is that? For some reason, the name just draws me in.. lol

They are delicious, alcoholic frozen fruit drinks, essentially. The one I had was a take on a daiquiri and it was the perfect late night cool down... I have only tried one type but they all looked yummy!

[pokeyw]

Such inspiration! Hubby and I are going to attempt to once again "drink around the world". We have tried in the past but failed, but think we will try a 2 day "tour" and be sure to achieve our goal! I actually thought of buying one of the kids passports and writing down what we experience in each country and have a "review" for future reference. Anyone else done this? Come on August!!! :party:

[disneykid@hrt]

Drinking around the World would require great balance and an elevated tolerance. And I would probably need a stroller on my way out. :blush:

Anyway... The Grey Goose slushie is not a folk tale. It is delish. My only complaint is they just aren't big enough! The fiesta :marg: aren't bad either.

[WDWNut02]

It's always a good idea to stop by Japan for a sake tasting. My wife (who doesn't like the taste of straight booze) and I did and found some of them to be very good.