beachta1
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My boyfriend (DB) and I were at Disney 12/10-12/16 last year. We spent one of our afternoons drinking around the world and I wanted to share with everyone!
Mexico: We both had margaritas. We were hoping to go to La Cava inside Mexico but it was not open when we started drinking (11am). I really wanted to drink there but we ended up having them at La Cantina de San Angel. They were strong so I was a little nervous we weren't going to make it through the day.
Norway: I had Baileys and coffee, DB had Carlsberg beer. I'm a coffee drinker and hadn't any that day so I needed my fix. The only "truly" Norwegian drink they had to offer was the Carlsberg beer, at least according to the CM we asked!
China: DB and I shared a cantaloupe loopy from the Joy of Tea stand which was delicious!! We also bought a tsing tao beer.
Germany: We of course had beers and pretzels while in Germany! We both had the Oktoberfest from Sommerfest.
Italy: We both enjoyed some sparkling wine. We tried the "asti spumanti" and the "rosa regale.' It was great because La Bafana came out and told Italian Christmas stories so we had some entertainment while having our drink!
American Pavilion: We of course had Samuel Adams!
Japan: I had plum wine (which I did not like) and DB had Sake from the Kabuki Cafe. I don't like Sake either so I knew that I was not going to enjoy a drink here in Japan. I should have just had a beer!
Morocco: At the drink kiosk we tried the imported moroccan beer. They said it was the only thing "truly" moroccan they served there. They had a lot of fruity drinks available but we wanted to try and stay true to the countries and what they had to offer.
France: We of course had the Gran Marnier Orange Slushes and they were aaamazing. I probably could have had five of them.
UK: We were able to grab a drink inside the Rose & Crowne which was packed! The server was really nice and everyone in the bar seemed drunk and chatty. I had a whiskey ginger, DB had Guinness
Canada: We both had torontopolitans at a drink kiosk. We were certainly a little tipsy at this point and had great conversations with the CM working the stand. They weren't busy at all so they were probably entertained by our drinking.
We started at 11am and ended around 7-7:30pm so we absolutely took our time drinking and wandering around the country. It was nice to be able to move through the shops with our drinks, I think it helped us not be so intoxicated by the end of the journey!
Mexico: We both had margaritas. We were hoping to go to La Cava inside Mexico but it was not open when we started drinking (11am). I really wanted to drink there but we ended up having them at La Cantina de San Angel. They were strong so I was a little nervous we weren't going to make it through the day.
Norway: I had Baileys and coffee, DB had Carlsberg beer. I'm a coffee drinker and hadn't any that day so I needed my fix. The only "truly" Norwegian drink they had to offer was the Carlsberg beer, at least according to the CM we asked!
China: DB and I shared a cantaloupe loopy from the Joy of Tea stand which was delicious!! We also bought a tsing tao beer.
Germany: We of course had beers and pretzels while in Germany! We both had the Oktoberfest from Sommerfest.
Italy: We both enjoyed some sparkling wine. We tried the "asti spumanti" and the "rosa regale.' It was great because La Bafana came out and told Italian Christmas stories so we had some entertainment while having our drink!
American Pavilion: We of course had Samuel Adams!
Japan: I had plum wine (which I did not like) and DB had Sake from the Kabuki Cafe. I don't like Sake either so I knew that I was not going to enjoy a drink here in Japan. I should have just had a beer!
Morocco: At the drink kiosk we tried the imported moroccan beer. They said it was the only thing "truly" moroccan they served there. They had a lot of fruity drinks available but we wanted to try and stay true to the countries and what they had to offer.
France: We of course had the Gran Marnier Orange Slushes and they were aaamazing. I probably could have had five of them.
UK: We were able to grab a drink inside the Rose & Crowne which was packed! The server was really nice and everyone in the bar seemed drunk and chatty. I had a whiskey ginger, DB had Guinness
Canada: We both had torontopolitans at a drink kiosk. We were certainly a little tipsy at this point and had great conversations with the CM working the stand. They weren't busy at all so they were probably entertained by our drinking.
We started at 11am and ended around 7-7:30pm so we absolutely took our time drinking and wandering around the country. It was nice to be able to move through the shops with our drinks, I think it helped us not be so intoxicated by the end of the journey!
