Best must have alcoholic drink to have at Epcot?

[StratMan]

Blood Orange Margarita
La Cava del Tequila, Mexico, Epcot

Other folks have picked other Margarita flavors and I'm sure they're also fantastic.

 

[Spencer Wright]

Blood Orange Margarita
La Cava del Tequila, Mexico, Epcot

Other folks have picked other Margarita flavors and I'm sure they're also fantastic.

There all fantastic (the few I've had), but the Blood Orange is the best!

 

[DisneyChris2016]

If you like really sweet drinks, the Wild Passion Fruit Margarita from La Cava del Tequila was delicious.

My personal favourite is Tipsy Ducks in Love from China.

 

[Kelli Pooh]

Love the margaritas at LaCava del Tequila and the slushes in France but something that I enjoy is at the Joy of Tea cart in China. Get a Canta Loopy, it is Cantaloupe juice & Vodka. Make sure you stir it up or you will get a head rush!

 

[Mrsbird1129]

I’m loving these! Going to be hard to minimize it this trip. I’ll just have to spread them out

 

[starousse]

Avocado Margarita and Gran Marnier Slushy

 

[rkstocke5609]

Wherever you can find the shortest line.......

 

[TinkTank01]

Mmmmm!

 

[DisneyArkie]

Beer! This is a lot of good beer there and there is also a lot of bad beer there, but the fun part is experimenting.

I never drink to many, but over the years and each trip I try something different.

 

[ShadeDK]

I have nothing original to add to best overall drink - since I agree it's the Grey Goose slushies in France.

If I'm going for more "authentic" drinks in WP and trying to stay true to what I might find in those countries, I'll usually go for one (or all) of the following:

Tequila flight at La Cava
Nigori sake at the stand in Japan (great on a hot day)
La Fin du Monde (on draft nonetheless) in Canada

 

[Elle :)]

Watching this thread for my upcoming trip. My DH likes to “drink his way around the world” with beer, while I usually refrain. I’m a picky drinker. I prefer sweet and fruity cocktails. It seems like people love the grey goose slush so I will have to try that. Any other good options for a lady with a sweet side?

 

[TeresaWen]

Cucumber margarita from the new stand in Mexico.

 

[TeresaWen]

I'm not a huge fan of sweet drinks and really am more of a beer drinker...BUT--The Gran Marnier slushie is one of the best cocktails I've ever had. On a hot Disney day I seek out frozen drinks (even some non-alcoholic ones) I figure it's for medicinal purposes.

The slushies in France are so good they are the exception to my "no frozen drinks" rule. I have one of each every tip now

 

[Brocktoon]

I finally tried Tipsy Ducks in Love (China pavilion) this past weekend, and it was delicious! The combination of ingredients doesn't sound appealing (bourbon, coffee, black tea, cream, and chocolate syrup), but I'm glad I tried it! I'd definitely get it again on a future trip. I also tried the cider flight from the F&G kitchen in the UK - those were pretty tasty!

Good to know the Tipsy Duck is still around ... my favorite drink in Epcot. It's a calorie bomb, but the CMs working the booth have been known to be very heavy handed with their bourbon pours!

 

[goofyintoronto]

Grey Goose slush and Orange Grand Marnier slush in France. THEY'RE SO GOOD! Totally worth every penny.

 

[Catvondita]

France! The Grand Marnier Orange Slush is so amazing and refreshing.

 

[disneyvoice]

Grand Marnier Orange Slush in France or Tipsy Ducks in Love in China. My two absolute favorite drinks in all of WDW!!

 

[loves to dive]

Beer flights at the booth, margerita at LaCava and wine.

 

[Mrsbird1129]

I am definetly writing these down!

 

[armerida]

We like to start in Mexico with the jalapeño margaritas at la Cava - perfect balance of spicy and sweet. If you follow them on twitter they give you free chips and salsa to soak up the booze! Next we usually stop in Italy at Tutto Gusto Wine Cellar for an Aperol Spritz, so refreshing and nice to get some A/C. Then of course the Grey Goose slushies in France, both are good though quite sweet. And we sometimes round out our world tour at the Rose and Crown with a Three Olives Grape and soda (recommended by the veteran bartender) or cider. Oh and must try the "Viking Challenge" in Norway at least once, for the experience!...Have fun!